The World Cup season for ski jumpers starts. All information about the broadcast of the event on TV and LIVE-STREAM can be found here at GOAL.
The Ski Jumping World Cup of the 2022/23 season starts in Wisla on Saturday and Sunday (5th and 6th November 2022). Jumping takes place on the Adam Malysz ski jump.
Since 2008 the ski jump has borne the name of the former Polish ski jumper, who won four medals at the Olympic Games and was overall winner of the Four Hills Tournament in 2001. By the way, the current hill record is held by Stefan Kraft with 139 meters. After the competition in Wisla there is almost a month’s break for the winter sports athletes. The next competition in Finland is scheduled for the end of November.
Stay tuned to get the most important information about the broadcast of the World Cup jumping on TV and LIVE STREAM.
Ski jumping live on TV and STREAM today: The World Cup in Wisla at a glance
Ski jumping live today: The broadcast of the World Cup on TV
Now, of course, the question arises as to where the first competition of the 2022/23 World Cup season will be broadcast on TV. The good news is that you can watch the entire event on free TV.
Ski jumping live today: The ARD TV broadcast
Both on Saturday (November 5th) and on Sunday (November 6th) the ARD shows all rounds of the World Cup competition in Wisla live. The men’s transmission begins on both days at around 3:50 p.m., before that you can see the women.
Incidentally, the first jumping of the season will take place so early in order to avoid overlaps with the transmission of the 2022 World Cup. If you tune in to ARD to follow the jumping in Wisla, you won’t see any snow either. The take-off slope in Poland will be covered with plastic mats, since there is still no snow in Poland at this time, which saves the FIS the time-consuming production of artificial snow.
By the way, Tom Bartels will be the commentator for the ARD broadcast on both days.
Ski jumping live today: The TV broadcast on Eurosport 1
In addition to the ARD also shows Eurosport 1 the elite of the ski jumping world live from Wisla. You can also tune in there from around 3:30 p.m. today and watch the whole event on free TV.
On Sunday, November 6th, the transmission starts with the women’s jumping at 1:00 p.m. before the men start again at around 3:50 p.m.
Ski jumping live today: Watch the World Cup via LIVE STREAM
In addition to the TV broadcast, there is of course also the possibility to follow the first World Cup competition via STREAM. In the next few sections, we will explain the different options that are open to you.
Ski jumping live today: ARD’s free LIVE STREAM
Of course, ARD also offers a LIVE STREAM parallel to the TV broadcast. You can easily receive this via this link. Just like with the TV broadcast, you will of course not incur any costs, the ARD LIVE STREAM is absolutely free of charge.
However, what you need is a device on which you can follow the LIVE STREAM. This must have an internet connection, e.g. your smartphone or tablet.
Ski jumping live today: With Eurosport and DAZN to the LIVE STREAM
It looks a little more complicated with the LIVE STREAM from Eurosport 1. This is not simply available free of charge. You can now only see the LIVE STREAMS from Eurosport if you take out a paid subscription to Discovery+.
This costs you either 3.99 euros per month with a monthly subscription or 39.99 euros once if you opt for the annual subscription. You can read more detailed information about this here.
But watch out now: The sports streaming service DAZN and Discovery+ have reached an agreement that allows you to access the Eurosport STREAMS with a DAZN subscription.
So if you already have a subscription to the largest sports streaming service in the world, you can simply follow the LIVE STREAM for ski jumping in Wisla there. Incidentally, a subscription to DAZN costs you 29.99 euros per month if you opt for the monthly subscription. If you choose an annual subscription, you only have to pay 24.99 euros per month.
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