Sportklub is a European sports channel which has been broadcast in Hungary, Romania, Poland, Serbia and Slovenia since 2006. The Channel commenced broadcasts in Croatia during the autumn of 2007 and in Republic of Macedonia since 2011.

In some markets two channels are operated; Sportklub and Sportklub+.

Sportklub transmits many different sport events including football, ice hockey, basketball, tennis and rugby league. Sportklub+ transmits only football in Serbia and Hungary/Romania but a mix of sports in Poland.

Programmes[link]

Football

• Bundesliga
• Bundesliga 2
• Ligue 1
• Liga II
• Eredivisie
• Russian Premier League
• Belgian League
• Austrian Bundesliga
• Primera División Argentina
• Campeonato Brasileiro Série A
• MLS
• Scottish Premier League
• FA Cup
• Coppa Italia
• Arsenal TV
• Barça TV
• Chelsea TV
• Liverpool TV
• Manchester United TV

Motorsport

• DTM
• IndyCar
• Le Mans 24 hour
• Speedway GP
• NHRA

Basketball

• Euroleague

American Football

• NCAA

Tennis

• ATP Masters Series

Box

• K1

Rugby League

• Super League (Europe)

Sport Klub Serbia[link]

Sport Klub Serbia is also available in Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Macedonia. In 2007 Sportklub+ began to broadcast exclusively football. Both channels are owned by IKO Media. In May 2011 started broadcasting third channel which is called SK Prime. On channel SK Prime broadcast Formula 1, GP 2 and GP3 series and attractive Porsche Supercup.

Programs

• Football - German Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2, French Ligue 1, Argentinian Primera División, Portuguese BWIN liga, Dutch Eredivise, Russian Premier League, English Coca-cola championship , Austrian Bundesliga, Major League Soccer,
• Tennis - ATP Masters Series, Wimbledon, some ATP tournaments and some WTA tournaments
• Basketball- Euroleague, NCAA , ACB and NBA (for the season 2009/2010)
• Handball - Spanish ASOBAL league
• Motorsport - Indy car series, DTM championships, Speedway GP & World Cup
• American Football - NFL, NCAA and SAFS (Serbian National League).
• Ice hockey - NHL
• Rugby League - Super League (Europe)

SportKlub Romania[link]

SportKlub is broadcast in Romanian via satellite and cable. In 2007 Sportklub+ began to broadcast exclusively football. Both channels are owned by IKO Media.

Programs

• Football - Primera División Argentina, Campeonato Brasileiro Série A, Campeonato Paulista, Austrian Bundesliga, Russian Premier League, Belgian League, English FA Cup, Coppa Italia, MLS,
• Basketball - Euroleague, NCAA
• Motorsport - IndyCar Series, DTM Championships, NHRA
• American Football - NCAA
• Ice hockey - MOL Liga, Romanian Hockey League
• Rugby League - Super League (Europe)

SportKlub Poland[link]

SportKlub is broadcast in Poland via satellite, cable and IPTV (N - Channel 66, Sport Klub - Channel 67), Aster, UPC Poland (Channel 568), Vectra {Channel 207, Sport Klub+ - Channel 208), Toya, Multimedia Polska and IPTV Jambox. Polish version of SportKlub began to broadcast on 29 July 2006. SportKlub+ has been launched on 19 October 2006.

Programs

• Football - Jupiler League, Campeonato Brasileiro Série A, Campeonato Paulista, Primera División Argentina, English FA Cup, MLS, Carling Cup, Coca-Cola Championship, Copa del Rey, Aston Villa TV
• Basketball - NCAA
• Rugby - Guinness Premiership
• Motorsport - 1. Polish Speedway League, 2. Polish Speedway League, Le Mans, NHRA, *IndyCar, Moto GP
• Poker - Full Tilt Poker, Everest Poker
• Snooker - Premier League Snooker

References[link]

External links[link]

• Official Site
• Official Site of Sport Klub Poland
• Official Site of Sport Klub+ Poland
• Official Site of Sport Klub Romania
• Official Site of Sport Klub Serbia
• Official Site of Sport Klub Slovenia
• Official Site of Sport Klub Croatia

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Norwegian raspeball

a Swedish variant, kroppkaka

Lithuanian cepelinai

Raspeball, also known in some areas as klubb, kumle, komle or kompe, is a potato dumpling, a traditional Norwegian dish. It consists of grated potatoes, where typically half is pre-cooked and half is raw, salt and varying kinds of flour (though often, barley is used). There are a great variety of regional variations to the dish, and in many areas the raspeball is filled with bits of salted lamb or pork.

The dish is more common in the southern (Sørlandet, where "kompe" is the most common name), western (Vestlandet, where "raspeball" and "komle" is the most used) and middle (Trøndelag, where it is nearly always called "klubb") parts of Norway than elsewhere. In Vestlandet, this dish is traditionally consumed on Thursdays, when it often makes an appearance as "Dish of the day" at cafes and restaurants specializing in local cuisine.

The condiments vary greatly throughout the Norwegian regions. They may include salted and boiled pork or lamb meat, bacon, sausages, melted butter, bacon fat, lard, mashed or cooked rutabaga, sour cream, sugar, syrup, cured meat, brown cheese sauce and, even, boiled potatoes. A variety of raspeballer is the fiskeball, where minced fish, fresh or salted, is added to the potato dough.

The raspeball is quite closely related to the Lithuanian cepelinai, the Acadian poutine râpée and the potato dumplings known as Klöße in Austria and Germany.

See also[link]

• Kroppkakor, the Swedish name of the dumplings of this dish
• Palt, similar dish from Sweden
• Cepelinai, the Lithuanian national dish
• Pork bun, bun-like recipe from China which has some resemblance to this dish (steamed flour base surrounding a meat core)