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How to follow the EWC title decider

This weekend’s 100th-anniversary Bol d’Or marks the deciding round of the FIM Endurance World Championship and here’s how the action can be followed live*. Live on Eurosport International (Europe, Asia and Oceana) as follows:Live on Eurosport 1 from 14h45-01h25 Live on Eurosport 2 from 06h00-09h20 Live on Eurosport 1 from 09h30-15h30 Ad Full race live on Eurosport Player FIM EWCMore help needed as funding appeal to help injured EWC rider Gino Rea gets huge response2 HOURS AGO Full race live on Eurosport 2 in France Live and highlights coverage on other broadcasters including: Austria: Servus TV Belgium: RTBF auvio Canada: MotorTrend France: L’Equipe Germany: Servus TV Japan: J SPORTS Luxembourg: RTL Play New Zealand: Sky Slovakia: RTV Switzerland: Servus TV USA: MotorTrend Africa, America, Middle East: Motorsport.tv Asia: beIN sports Caribbean: Sports Max *Check local listings for full details Follow the EWC on social media: https://www.facebook.com/fim.ewc https://twitter.com/fim_ewc https://www.youtube.com/c/FIMEWC https://www.instagram.com/fim_ewc_official/ L’article How to follow the EWC title decider est apparu en premier sur FIM EWC | Endurance World Championship.

Lukaku to miss Belgium Nations League games with injury

BRUSSLES: Romelu Lukaku will miss Belgium’s upcoming Nations League matches with injury as coach Roberto Martinez named a 30-man squad on Friday. Belgium’s all-time record goalscorer, on loan at Inter Milan from Chelsea, has not played since August due to a muscle problem. Rennes winger Jeremy Doku is also out injured, with Martinez giving a first call-up to 18-year-old Anderlecht defender Zeno Debast. Belgium will host Wales in Brussels on September 22 and take on the Netherlands in Amsterdam three days later in their final competitive game before the World Cup in Qatar. The Belgians trail leaders the Netherlands by three points in Group A4 heading into their last two matches. Belgium open their World Cup campaign against Canada in Al Rayyan on November 23, before further Group F games against Morocco and Croatia.