MNF Game to air on ESPN Deportes
For our Spanish speaking visitors:
ESPN Deportes, the leader in Spanish-language sports entertainment, will be featuring an exclusive Spanish broadcast of the Monday Night Football game between the Arizona Cardinals and San Francisco 49ers. This year marks the second season that Monday Night Football will be broadcast in Spanish via ESPN Deportes.
The first Monday of the season will feature a special Monday Night Football double-header with ESPN Deportes airing both games. ESPN Deportes will kickoff its second season of Spanish-language Monday Night Football coverage with the Baltimore Ravens visiting the Cincinnati Bengals. The second game of the night features the Arizona Cardinals at the San Francisco 49ers at 10:15 p.m. ET.
ESPN Deportes’ broadcast team will include Spanish Emmy nominee Álvaro Martín (play-by-play) and Super Bowl-winning kicker Raúl Allegre (analyst). John Sutcliffe will join the team as the sideline reporter. ESPN Deportes will offer weekly telecasts of Monday Night Football, featuring 17 regular-season games.
Throughout the season, ESPN Deportes will also air NFL Semanal, ESPN’s weekly studio show in which Álvaro and Raúl analyze upcoming games. NFL Semanal will air every Friday during the regular-season at 8:30 p.m. ET. Included below is the complete ESPN Deportes 2007 Monday Night Football broadcast schedule.
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Is going to be in english too or just in spanish ?I dont speak spanish.
Is it….i ment
YAY???????????????
Jerry…from article above:
will be featuring an exclusive Spanish broadcast of the Monday Night Football game between the Arizona Cardinals and San Francisco 49ers.
We will find out tonight how good the colts are tonight!
Viva Mexico!!!
Learn English…you lazy good for nothing illegal immigrants.
well it looks like the colts won there first game!!
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