This Monday, September 27, you can see in your THE TV BALL (channel 13 of Meo, 31 of Vodafone and 64 Nowo)…
THE TV BALL transmit on DIRECT (13:30) from Alvalade to Rúben Amorim’s press conference for the launch of Dortmund-Sporting, match of the second round of Group C of the Champions League. The lions lost in the first game against Ajax, in Alvalade, by 5-1, while the German team won in Turkey, against Besiktas, by 2-1.
Borussia Dortmund-Sporting will play this Tuesday, at 20:00, in Germany.
Champions launch at BOLA DA NIGHT (21h45)
Journalist Pedro Marques Maia presents THE NIGHT BALL (from 9:45 pm) which, in addition to the news, will have an analysis of the news and everything that happened, especially on the 7th round, with emphasis on the victories of Benfica in Guimarães, FC Porto in Barcelos and Sporting over the Maritime in Alvalade. The 2nd round of the Champions League is another theme that will be on the table of the program presented by Pedro Marques Maia and will have comments from Litos and Jorge Castelo, coaches and commentators THE TV BALL, André Pipa, journalist and commentator, and Pedro Henriques, former referee.
André Pipa and Carlos Fernandes in A BOLA DAS 7 (6:30 pm)
André Pipa, commentator and journalist, and Carlos Fernandes, coach, are Pedro Marques Maia’s guests at BOLA DAS 7 this Monday, the eve of the Champions, Dortmund-Sporting and FC Porto-Liverpool games.
Pedro Marques Maia with José Caetano at BOLA DA TARDE (17:00)
At BOLA DA TARDE, viewers can keep up to date with the main news of the day, which arrive at 5 pm, with a presentation by journalist Pedro Marques Maia and comments by José Caetano.
CNTT Road to Dakar em MAGAZINE TT (16h25)
After a first journey in Beja, the CNTT Road to Dakar returns to the Alentejo tracks to dispute its fourth journey to Baja Capital dos Vinhos de Portugal in Reguengos de Monsaraz. Opportunity to review the 2020 competition, which had António Maio and Luís Engeitado, on motorcycles and quads, both on Yamaha, and in the duo Luís Cidade/Pedro Mendonça, in CanAm, the big winners.
Wenger, Neuer, Schweinsteiger and Lampard in THE IMMORTALS (18:00)
THE IMMORTALS recalls this Monday four stars of European and world football. Respected football coach Arsène Wenger, Germany’s two greats, goalkeeper Manuel Neuer and striker Bastian Schweinsteiger, and Frank Lampard, one of England’s best-ever midfielders.
CONVERSATIONS WITH… ANTÓNIO RAMALHETE (8:15 pm)
Elected the best goalkeeper of the 20th century in Portugal, and considered one of the best in the world, António Ramalhete defended the goals of Benfica and Sporting and shone in the National Team. Twice world champion and four European champion, he savored the effusive celebration of winning the first European Cup by a Portuguese club: in 1977, with Sporting’s shirt. Livramento’s companion, Júlio Rendeiro, Sobrinho or Chana, only retired at the age of 40, in 1986. He continues to watch roller hockey and praises the current holder of the lions and Portugal nets, Ângelo Girão.
Ibrahimovic, Ferguson and Keane in RIVALITIES (9:15 pm)
There are people who do not fit what is accepted as conventional. In this episode, tribute is paid to three football legends who are anything but conventional: Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Sir Alex Ferguson and Roy Keane. This series crosses generations of rivalries that have marked the world of sport in general, on and off the field.
Daniel Kenedy on PLAY AT HOME
PLAY AT HOME travels with Daniel Kenedy, 47, born in Guinea and raised in Lisbon. He asserted himself at Benfica, played for a season at Paris SG and returned to Portugal to be champion at FC Porto. He was called up for the 2002 World Cup, but a case of ‘doping’ robbed him of his dream. He ended his career in Greece, where he was idolized.and ex-coaches – they return home… To the street, to the school, to the courtyard, to the club, to the land, where they kicked off! We travel to the place where the kickoff of the match that marked the start of their careers was heard, in places they never forget and where they are always proudly remembered.
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