Setanta Offers Italian Commentary for Remaining World Cup Matches

Posted on July 3, 2006 by The Gaffer

If you subscribe to Setanta in North America, you’ve got to be loving life. The Irish broadcaster announced today that, in addition to the German commentary it has been providing, the semi-finals and final of the World Cup will be available with Italian commentary, too.

For no extra charge, subscribers can choose commentary in the language of either team. “We want to offer our expat fans as much access to the 2006 FIFA World Cup™ as possible,” says Simon Green, Chief Executive, Setanta Sports North America. “Soccer fans in America are waking up to a whole new appreciation for the game. We’re confident this new addition to our World Cup programming will attract even more soccer lovers to this prestigious sports event.”

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