German TV schedules, where to find them online

So because I don't buy newspapers I don't have a TV guide. But I'd like to know how I could find out when very important life changing things are on the TV, like AC Milan v PSV Eindhoven on Tuesday at 8:45pm, will this be on the TV or do I have to go to a bar to see it.

What channels typically show football matches ? DSF ? RTL II ?

Cheers !

Yahoo has a TV guide for German terrestrial telly.

Here are 2 excellent guides - both in German - but easy to decifer

http://www.tvtoday.de/tv/programm/Default.php

http://de.tv.yahoo.com/grid?lineup=de&.intl=de

Think the 2nd one might be the same as don's though.

Cheers, FYI football isn't on the "normal" channels.

What is SF2 and TSR2 I don't think I've seen them on my TV.

http://klack.de

Swiss-French2 and Tele-Swiss-romand2

Both regional Swiss tv channels

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Hi TT'ers,

I found this site that gives you all the TV listings in Germany together on one site.

Hope it's useful

http://programm.tvtoday.de/tv/programm/Default.php

Yeah, that's what I use to check what's on TV

I found it difficult to get a good online TV guide for freesat English TV. I found this one which I like, so decided to post it here.

TVgenial (free) is very nice ... they have an online version too

ITV have a decent one too (not just ITV), although it's a bit clunky for setting up your channels.

TVBrowser is a downloadable and free (Open Source) application which loads listings onto your PC (or Mac or Linux box) and allows you to view, review, search or print channel and programme detail for the coffee table. A major advantage is that you can simultaneously download/view channels from different countries - e.g. BOTH Germany and UK. It even takes into account the time differences and displays programme times in your local timezone. Additional information Online TV listings and programme guide. It's not quite in the same class as Digiguide which does very much the same and more, but costs money and can't handle foreign channels so easily.

Although not available to us in Germany for watching online, the TV Catchup Guide is great for checking out what is on FTA.

...until December, anyway...

Got a tidbit of info to share there YL6?