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What time is Saprissa vs. San José LIVE? Both teams will meet this Saturday, January 27th, for the fifth date of the Promerica League Apertura tournament. The game will be played at the Ernesto Rohrmoser Stadium starting at 6:00 p.m. (Costa Rican time) and will be broadcast via the FUTV signal. Likewise, you can follow this and all of today's games minute by minute through La República Deportes' FREE ONLINE coverage.
Saprissa vs San Jose: Match details
| Broken | Saprissa vs. Saint Joseph |
| When? | Saturday, January 27th |
| What's the time? | 7:00 p.m. (Peru), 6:00 p.m. (Costa Rica) |
| On which channel? | RUN |
| Where? | Ernesto Rohrmoser Stadium |
What time does Saprissa vs. Saint Joseph take place?
The meeting took place on Peruvian territory Saprissa vs. Saint Joseph The game will be played at 7:00 p.m.
- Costa Rica, Mexico and Guatemala: 6 p.m
- Peru, Colombia, Ecuador: 7 p.m
- Bolivia, Venezuela: 8 p.m
- Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay: 9 p.m
Where to watch Saprissa vs. Saint Joseph?
In Costa Rican territory, the compromise between Saprissa vs. San José is transmitted via the signal running Broadcaster that owns the rights to most of the duels in the current Promerica League season.
Where to tune in to FUTV to watch Saprissa vs. Saint Joseph?
Cable technology
- Analogue: Channel 17
- Digital: Channel 102 (SD), Channel 711 (HD)
TV cable
- Analogue: Channel 52
- Digital: Channel 224 (SD), Channel 774 (HD)
Tigo
- Analogue: Channel 10
- Digital: Channel 16 (SD), Channel 728 (HD)
How to watch FUTV online for free?
If you don't want to miss the broadcast of Saprissa vs. San Jose online, Visit the streaming service Soy.TV via the official website where you can find all the games broadcast via the FUTV signal.
Where do Saprissa vs. play? Saint Joseph?
The lively battle between Saprissa vs. San José will be played in the Ernesto Rohrmoser Stadium. This venue in the province of San José, Costa Rica can accommodate 3,000 spectators.
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