Escadia Wiki/eSports

ESPORTS is a group of sports television channels provided by ESPORTS Inc; a division of eTelecom Media in Escadia that was launched on 1 August 1998 as eTV Sports by a joint venture between eTelecom and Liberty Media, the network has since been majority-owned (and as of 2004, owned outright) by eTelecom Media. There are four primary feeds, ESPORTS1, ESPORTS2, ESPORTS3 and ESPORTS4. There is also the ESPORTS Xtra feed, which is a channel dedicated to replaying games. In 2014, ESPORTS launched the 24-hours sports news Channel, ESPORTS News HQ. ESPORTS is available on all the major broadcasting platforms in Escadia as a paid-subscription service.

Channels
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 * align="center" width="150px" | ESPORTS1 || align="center" width="180px" | [[file:ESPORTS-1.png|150px]] || The ESPORTS1 National feed consists primarily of nationally televised events. The feed was launched on September 1, 2003.
 * align="center" width="150px" | ESPORTS1 || align="center" width="180px" | [[file:ESPORTS-1.png|150px]] || The ESPORTS1 National feed consists primarily of nationally televised events. The feed was launched on September 1, 2003.

Domestic Events

 * Escadian Premiership (Matchday Live!)
 * 90 live games (packages A, C, D, E and G)
 * Saturdays @ 1:00pm ET & 6:00pm ET (28 x2)
 * Sundays @ 4:00pm ET (28 - 20 first rights)
 * Midweek @ 7:30pm ET (6)


 * Amstel Cup
 * 15 live matches per-season, including semi-finals and final until 2019


 * ESPORTS News Live! (networks flagship sports news program)

International Events

 * Simulcast National Football League (NFL) games (Thursday 11:30pm ET)
 * Simulcast National Basketball Association (NBA) games
 * Simulcast Major League Baseball (MLB) games
 * align="center" width="150px" | ESPORTS2 || align="center" width="180px" | [[FILE:ESPORTS-2.png|150px]] ||
 * Escadian Championship (Matchday Today)
 * 30 live matches per-season, plus live play-off matches and final until 2019
 * Saturdays @ 3:00pm ET
 * Saturdays @ 3:00pm ET


 * Escadian League 1 (Matchday Today)
 * 30 live matches per-season, plus live play-off matches and final until 2019
 * Saturdays @ 1:00pm ET


 * Simulcast English Premiere League (EPL) games (Sunday)
 * NASCAR Sprint Cup events
 * align="center" width="150px" |ESPORTS3 || align="center" width="180px" | [[file:ESPORTS-3.png|150px]]||
 * Simulcast National Football League (NFL) games (Sunday 4:00pm + 7:00pm ET)
 * align="center" width="150px" |ESPORTS4 || align="center" width="180px" | [[file:ESPORTS-4.png|150px]] ||
 * align="center" width="150px" |ESPORTS XTR || align="center" width="180px | [[file:ESPORTS-XTRA.png|150px]] || National feed for major event replays.
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 * align="center" width="150px" |ESPORTS XTR || align="center" width="180px | [[file:ESPORTS-XTRA.png|150px]] || National feed for major event replays.
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Programming
ESPORTS owns exclusive Escadian exclusivity rights to a number of sports, most notably the ones listed below. They also transmit a large range of other sports.

Escadian Premiereship
For the 2016–17 to 2018–19 seasons, ESPORTS will show 90 live Premier League matches each season. These games are mainly played on Saturday's at 3:00pm and 6:00pm and Sundays at either 1:00pm or 4:00pm (typically the late game), for which ESPORTS broadcasts the dedicated programmes Matchday Live! and Final Whistle.

Henry West, Adam Craig and Nolan Mills are the panellists of Matchday Live! on Saturdays and Thomas Hunt and Archie Anderson host the Sunday edition. The Saturday night highlight show Final Whistle is hosted by Jonathan Gardner and Danielle Murphy.

Escadian Championship and League 1
ESPORTS broadcasts exclusive live coverage of the AFU lower leagues and Amstel Cup. ESPORTS show a total of 80 matches each season, up to 2018–19 from the Escadian Championship, League 1 and Amstel Cup. Scott Morris hosts Matchday Today on ESPORTS2 at 12:00pm Saturdays.

AFU Primetime
Launched in 2011, AFU Primetime is a magazine style highlight and preview show presented by Charles Moss and Blake May that airs on Tuesday and Friday evenings from 8:00pm to 10:00pm ET during the regular football season.