So, on the face of it this sounds good to us BT Vision customers. £6.99 a month.

Just looking into this in more detail before signing up. Firstly, missread the advert - it's Sky Sports 1 OR 2 (not and), so not quite so good.

Still probably worth it though. My question is, where can I find a definitive list of what's going to be on each channel over the coming season? I'm thinking specifically about premiership/football league and the Ryder Cup.

You'd think this would be easy wouldn't you. The Sky website keeps going on about things being "on Sky Sports". Just want to check before I sign up that they're not pulling a fast one and, for example shifting all decent Premiership matches to SS3.

Anyone know where I can get this info? Cheers.

You'll get all the Premier League games via SS1 & SS2 and ESPN under the packages shown here,from which you'll note the different prices for 1 year or 2 year contracts

http://www.btvision.bt.com/totalsports/

http://www.productsandservices.bt.com/c ... icId=25634

The variety of packages on offer make it a challenge choosing the best one for you,but there's an online chat box and freephone number to guide you if required.

Sky will no doubt in the long term try to move some sport away from SS1 & 2,but that's not an issue for now.

Following Sky's tactical wholesale price increase last week,Sky reckon BT will lose money on their SS1 & SS2 deals,but will hope to make it up on broadband and calls sales.

Martin Lewis of moneysavingexpert.com : http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/u ... -bt-launch

Mail online : http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/articl ... e-war.html
( interesting to note that RBS's media analyst estimates BT will get 2 million subscribers for it's new sports packages, half of them switching from Sky )