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
Basketball Broadcasts and shows
Motorsports Broadcasts and shows
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
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