Ahead of the last competition at the world championships in ski jumping. On March 4, the players will compete in the team event. What time to watch the fights of the Poles? Where can I watch the broadcast online and on TV?
The Ski Jumping World Championship is slowly coming to an end. We have only one competition ahead of us. On Saturday, March 4, players will join the team competition. This is another great opportunity for the white-reds to win more medals.
The Poles will compete for medals at the world championships in the team event
Thomas Turnbichler made it clear that his players should aim for the highest podium places. The Austrian was delighted with the recent excellent performances of our compatriots in the individual competition. All our leaders did a great job - David Kubacki won bronze, Kami Stoch was fourth, and Piotr Zyla was ninth. The white-red quartet will be complemented by Alexander Znishhol.
If we count the points of the four in Friday starts, then the Poles would take the first place in the group. Therefore, there are serious reasons to believe that at the end of the championship in Planica, the wards of coach Turnbichler will fight for more medals. The most dangerous opponent of the white-reds will be the Slovenes. The Austrians and Germans will certainly add their five cents. The chances of the Norwegians are estimated a little worse, despite the fact that they have Halvor Egner Granerud in their squad.
Ski jumping - what time is the team competition at the world championships? Online and TV broadcast
The ski jumping world championship team competition is scheduled for Saturday, March 4th. If everything goes according to plan and the weather does not interfere with the plans, the participants will start at 16:30. That’s when the first episode should start.
The competitions in Planica will be broadcast by TVN and Eurosport 1. In addition, the competitions will be available online at player.pl.
Source: Wprost
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