Top sporting action this month on Freesat

There's plenty of sports coming up on Freesat, so sit back and relax with our free-to-watch calendar for your ultimate month of sport!

03/12/2024

Our Highlights

What with the Olympics, Paralympics, euros and tennis we’ve had a sporty year! But it’s not quite over yet, here’s our top highlights for December!

WDF 2024 Lakeside World Championships

BLAZE, Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th December

Did you think you could only watch the darts on paid TV? Well think again! Showing live sports for the very first time, BLAZE (Freesat 161) will be the exclusive home to the semi-final and final games! Now if you’re a darts fan, this is definitely one to be excited about!

Afternoon semi-final: Saturday 7th, 2pm - 5:30pm

Evening semi-final: Saturday 7th, 7pm to 10:30pm

Final: Sunday 8th, 5pm - 10:30pm

European Cross Country Championships

BBC Two, Sunday 8th December 4:05pm

This years European Cross Country Championships will take place in Antalya, Turkey. Watch live on BBC Two as the finest cross country runners in Europe face off for the championship glory!

Formula 1: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix Highlights

Channel 4, Sunday 8th December at 5:30pm

Held at Yas Marina circuit, Channel 4 will be showing some of the top highlights from the 24th and final round of the season in Abu Dhabi. Presented by Steve Jones and with analysis from David Coulthard, Mark Webber, Jamie Chadwick and Ariana Bravo.

ITV Racing: Live from Cheltenham

ITV1, Friday 13th and Saturday 14th December at 1:30pm

Ed Chamberlin will present coverage from both days of the Christmas meeting in Cheltenham and Doncaster with analysis from Megan Nicholls, Mick Fitzgerald and Ruby Walsh.

MOTD Live: Women’s Super League

BBC Two, Sunday 15th December at 12:15pm

Catch the Everton v Manchester City game brought to you start from Walton Hall Park.

Women’s Euro 2025 Draw

BBC Two, Monday 16th December 4:55pm

Make sure to tune into BBC Two to watch the coverage of the draw for the finals where holders England and the other 15 qualifiers will discover their fate! England have been placed in plot two which means they will face one of thee best, Switzerland, Germany, France or world champions, Spain.