Cosmote Sport

Cosmote Sport is a pay sports service in Greece and is owned by OTE. It launched in 2009 as Conn-x TV Sports and is currently available via OTE's Pay-TV services Cosmote TV via IPTV and satellite. It consists of nine channels and features live football coverage (over 100 Live matches per month) from top leagues in Europe including Liga serie a, as well as exclusive coverage of 8 teams of Super League and the Greek Cup. It also airs coverage of other sports including Formula 1, Volleyball and Tennis. Also, Cosmote TV has the rights to show UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League and the newly UEFA Europa Conference League exclusively for the next 3 years (2021–2024).

Cosmote Sport
CountryGreece
Programming
Language(s)Greek
Picture format576i (SDTV)
1080i (HDTV)
2160p (UHD)
Ownership
OwnerOTE
Sister channelsCosmote Cinema
Cosmote History
History
Launched2009
ReplacedConn-x TV Sport (2009–2011)
OTE Sport (2011–2016)
Links
WebsiteCosmote Sport

Channels and content

Cosmote Sport operates ten multiplex channels:

  • Cosmote Sport Highlights HD

Highlights from all content

  • Cosmote Sport 1HD
  • Cosmote Sport 2HD
  • Cosmote Sport 3HD

Football Broadcasts and shows

  • Cosmote Sport 4HD

Basketball Broadcasts and shows

  • Cosmote Sport 5HD

Motorsports Broadcasts and shows

  • Cosmote Sport 6HD

Tennis, Volleyball, Handball Broadcasts and shows

  • Cosmote Sport 7HD
  • Cosmote Sport 8HD
  • Cosmote Sport 9HD
  • Cosmote Sport 4K (selected broadcasts are additionally available in 4K resolution along with 1080p)

Channels that fill live broadcasts when the 6 channels are full on their Schedule of Live Broadcasts. These channels are broadcasting every sport and event which Cosmote Sport has acquired

Sports

Football

Basketball

Volleyball

Handball

Motorsport

Tennis

Athletics

Mixed Martial Arts

Ice Hockey

Non-Sport Shows
  • Sto Plexto (comedy Football Show) - Airs every Monday at 23:00 on Cosmote Sport 2HD
  • GameR1 (Gaming Show) - Airs every Friday at 22:30 on Cosmote Sport 1HD
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