Pick TV

[Last.To.Know]

Pick TV is showing 25 Premiership football matches live, starting with Norwich City v Southampton on Friday 19th June 2020 at 18:00.

It states on their Wikipedia page that
" it will be available in HD from 17 June 2020.[citation needed] ".

This is the only reference I can find about possible HD availability.

If anyone can shed any light on this, I'd be very interested.

FYI Free-to-air Premier League football

 

[EEPhil]

The only info I can find is at https://tvforum.uk/tvhome/pick-uk-hd-45727. Seems to be satellite

Pick UK HD's satellite frequency on Sky & Freesat is available here.

12363 V 27500
FEC 2/3
S2 8PSK
SID 5829

 

[Last.To.Know]

Thanks for that.

Not really surprised FreeView is not agile enough to accommodate a new HD channel.

Looks like it's time for the biennial powering up of my Sky box.

 

[Last.To.Know]

It has been confirmed that Sky's Pick channel has gone HD for the football.

It will show 25 Premier League matches live free to air.

The HD channel numbers are:-
Sky 159
Freesat 147

More Details
Fixture list

 

[Black Hole]

Not so "last to know" if football is concerned then...

Meh.

 

[gomezz]

I find the following web site much better for tracking when and where football is on TV

English Football On TV Guide 2024/25

View complete listings of English football matches on TV in the UK including Premier League, EFL and the FA Cup.

www.live-footballontv.com

Plenty of filtering options to narrow it down to your particular interest.

 

[RobH1]

Watched the Pick football offering this evening, the WAGs of the players must all be hairdressers judging by the neat haircuts , unlike my unruly mane!

 

[Last.To.Know]

I find the following web site much better for tracking when and where football is on TV

English Football On TV Guide 2024/25

View complete listings of English football matches on TV in the UK including Premier League, EFL and the FA Cup.

www.live-footballontv.com

Plenty of filtering options to narrow it down to your particular interest.

Yes, that's the one I usually use.