PBS to screen all Euro 2012 matches
The Olympic Stadium in Kiev was built especially for Euro 2012.
PBS will be screening all the matches of Euro 2012 football championship next month following a sponsorship agreement with Mediterranean Bank.
The bank said today that it had built up a strong relationship with PBS, having assisted the national broadcaster in the last two years in the production of the local Eurovision Song Contest and Malta’s participation at the Eurovision Song Contest.
The 31 Euro 2012 matches will be played between June 8 and July 1 in Poland and the Ukraine.
Kick-off will be at 6pm and 8.45pm Malta time.
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Maria Spiteri
May 3rd 2012, 09:58
La gejja l-elezzjoni KOLLOX POSSIBLI ISSA!
Josephine Cauchi
Jun 3rd 2012, 15:48
tista' ma tkunx daqshekk vojta? grazzi pbs u mediterranean bank
MalcolmeLee Attard
May 3rd 2012, 08:33
Proset !!!
andrew brincat
May 2nd 2012, 19:34
i sitll opt to follow the euro 2012 on the italian channels :)
R Busuttil
May 12th 2012, 16:04
I agree, but they might not show all the games, so we have to thank PBS.
Joe Cilia
May 2nd 2012, 16:47
in HD pls. if possible and yes get some decent commentators..........well done PBS
Charles Grima
May 15th 2012, 12:07
Melita is all in HD, and commentary can be switched over if necessary...
Peter Pace
May 18th 2012, 13:11
Better without Maltese commentary, which leaves a lot to be desired!
Kevin Camilleri
May 2nd 2012, 16:05
Thank You PBS! At least we will not be running around Bars to watch the matches!
Bernard Pollacco
May 2nd 2012, 16:10
to be honest i will still prefer bars or the football village
Bernard Pollacco
May 2nd 2012, 16:02
hopefully with better commentary....
Mark Brincat
May 2nd 2012, 15:45
Jistghu please igibu zewg kummentaturi 'godda' fix-xena sportiva Maltija jew igibu tnejn Inglizi?
Janette Cassar
May 2nd 2012, 16:52
I heard they were open for suggestions... why not send them your CV?
Angelo Polidano
May 2nd 2012, 15:43
If there will be the same interferance as we have been having these last few days especially in the evenings when we could not even watch the local news, the games won't be worth watching. I wonder if other countries get interferance with their television veiwing like we do.
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