RAI Sport 1 Soccer Schedule

Live	Jul 6	+11:00amFT	Norway U19 1 - 0 France U19	UEFA U19 European Champions…
Live	Jul 6	+ 3:00pmFT	England 1 - 0 Austria	UEFA Women's Euro
	Jul 7	3:00pm	Norway vs Northern Ireland	UEFA Women's Euro
	Jul 8	12:00pm	Spain vs Finland	UEFA Women's Euro
	Jul 8	3:00pm	Germany vs Denmark	UEFA Women's Euro
	Jul 9	12:00pm	Portugal vs Switzerland	UEFA Women's Euro
	Jul 9	3:00pm	Netherlands vs Sweden	UEFA Women's Euro
	Jul 10	12:00pm	Belgium vs Iceland	UEFA Women's Euro
	Jul 10	3:00pm	France vs Italy	UEFA Women's Euro
	Jul 11	12:00pm	Austria vs Northern Ireland	UEFA Women's Euro

Repeat	Jul 6	9:40pm	England vs Austria	UEFA Women's Euro
Repeat	Jul 7	4:50am	England vs Austria	UEFA Women's Euro
Repeat	Jul 7	2:50pm	Norvegia vs Irlanda Nord	UEFA Women's Euro
Repeat	Jul 8	8:05am	Norvegia vs Irlanda Nord	UEFA Women's Euro
Repeat	Jul 8	11:50am	Spagna vs Finlandia	UEFA Women's Euro
Repeat	Jul 8	2:50pm	Germania vs Danimarca	UEFA Women's Euro
Repeat	Jul 9	11:50am	Portogallo vs Svizzera	UEFA Women's Euro
Repeat	Jul 9	2:50pm	Olanda vs Svezia	UEFA Women's Euro
Repeat	Jul 11	5:40am	Belgio vs Islanda	UEFA Women's Euro
Repeat	Jul 11	9:55am	Francia vs Italia	UEFA Women's Euro
Repeat	Jul 11	2:50pm	Inghilterra vs Norvegia	UEFA Women's Euro
Repeat	Jul 12	11:50am	Danimarca vs Finlandia	UEFA Women's Euro
Repeat	Jul 12	2:50pm	Germania vs Spagna	UEFA Women's Euro
Repeat	Jul 13	11:50am	Svezia vs Svizzera	UEFA Women's Euro
Repeat	Jul 13	2:50pm	Paesi Bassi vs Portogallo	UEFA Women's Euro

*All times are shown in your local time

About RAI Sport 1

Rai Sport 1 is a sports-dedicated television network in Italy operated by public broadcasting service RAI. The channel has an alternate version in HD known as Rai Sport+ HD, which airs in 1080i. Rai Sport 1 was first launched in February 1999 as Rai Sport Satellite, which was related to the fact that it was available on digital television terrestrially and via satellite. It then changed its name to Rai Sport Più in 2008, before becoming Rai Sport + in 2009, then Rai Sport 1 in 2010 after a restructuring of Rai networks.

In the past, Rai Sport 1 has covered various sports, including boxing, skiing, and swimming.

More about RAI

Radiotelevisione italiana, better known as RAI, is a public service radio and television broadcaster in Italy. It was created in August 1924 by the Italian government. RAI networks are available in other European countries, including Albania, Bosnia, Croatia, Malta, Monaco, Montenegro, San Marino, Slovenia, and Switzerland.

RAI operates several free-to-air TV networks, including Rai 1, Rai 2, Rai 3, Rai 4, and Rai 5. Some of its channels focus on specific types of programming, such as Rai Movie for movies, Rai News24 for news, and Rai Sport for sports coverage. The quality of broadcasts on RAI ranges from SD to 4K UHD depending on the network. In addition to national and regional networks, RAI operates international services in various regions of the world.

Radio channels operated by RAI in Italy cover a wide range of programming, including contemporary music, news and talk shows. For years, they have been accessible on FM, AM, satellite, or the web. In the past, RAI has acquired media rights to various sports tournaments, many of which have been related to football due to the participation of Italian national teams at different levels.

International FIFA competitions that have been covered by RAI networks include the FIFA Men’s and Women’s World Cup, UEFA European Championship, UEFA Nations League, as well as UEFA youth tournaments. RAI has also provided coverage for FIFA friendly matches involving Italy’s side.

*Got itLive Soccer TV does not provide RAI Sport 1 live streaming. The information provided on this page is simply RAI Sport 1 soccer TV schedule.

RAI Sport 1 on Satellite

Position	Frequency	Symbol	System	Encryption
5.0°W	Eutelsat 5 West A
	11013 V	30000, 3/5	DVB-S2, ACM, MPEG-2
	11179 V	30000, 3/5	DVB-S2, ACM, MPEG-4, HD
13.0°E	Hot Bird 13C
	11766 V	29900, 3/4	DVB-S2, 8PSK, MPEG-4, HD	Nagravision 3
	11804 V	27500, 3/4	DVB-S, MPEG-2

RAI Sport 1 Broadcast Rights

	FIFA World Cup (2022)
	FIFA Women's World Cup (2019-2022)
	UEFA Women's Euro (2022)
	Euro U-21 Qualifying (2021-2024)
	Women's Friendly (2019-2022)
	Italy - Serie C (2021-2024)

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