Sports Schedule Today, Saturday November 14: TV Guide and Live Streaming

Saturday, November 14, brings a full day of international sporting action, headlined by Italy’s rugby test against Argentina in the Nations Championship and the women’s slalom World Cup in Levi, Finland. The day also features tennis semifinals at the WTA Finals with Sara Errani and Jasmine Paolini in action.

Sports fans worldwide have a packed schedule this Saturday. The day kicks off early with winter sports like alpine skiing and speed skating, while Italy’s national rugby team faces Argentina in the Nations Championship.

For tennis followers, the spotlight is on the WTA Finals, where the Italian pair Errani and Paolini enter the semifinals against Guo/Mladenovic. The complete guide to viewing all events, including times, TV channels, and streaming platforms, is detailed below.

Italy Faces Argentina in Rugby Nations Championship

The marquee event for Italian sports fans is the rugby union match between Italy and Argentina in the Nations Championship. The match is scheduled for a 12:40 PM local start time.

The game will be broadcast live on Italian television. Sky Sport Uno and Sky Sport Arena will carry the live broadcast, with coverage also available on free-to-air channel TV8. Streaming options include Sky Go and NOW for subscribers, as well as a live stream directly on tv8.it.

Winter Season Opens with Levi Slalom

The alpine skiing World Cup features the women’s slalom in Levi, Finland. The event consists of two runs, with the first run scheduled for 10:00 AM local time and the second at 1:00 PM.

Rai provides the primary broadcast in Italy, with the first run on Rai 2 and the second run on RaiSportHD. Both runs will also be streamed on Rai Play. For international viewers, Eurosport 1 offers coverage, with additional streaming available on Discovery Plus, HBO Max, and DAZN.

WTA Finals Feature Italian Duo in Semifinals

The WTA Finals reach the semifinal stage on Saturday. The Italian team of Sara Errani and Jasmine Paolini are scheduled to play their semifinal match against the pairing of Guo/Mladenovic. Their match is the fourth on the card, set to begin at 9:00 PM local time (21:00).

In Italy, the match will be shown on Sky Sport Tennis. Streaming is available on Sky Go and NOW.

Full Schedule of TV and Streaming Events

The following is a comprehensive list of major sporting events scheduled for Saturday, November 14. All times are local to the event.

Early Morning Events (00:45 – 09:00 GMT)

  • 00:45 GMT: Triathlon (World Cup) – Women’s race in Miyazaki, Japan (streaming on Triathlon Live Tv)
  • 02:00 GMT: Badminton (BWF World Tour) – Kaoshiung Masters in Taiwan (streaming on BWF Tv)
  • 02:45 GMT: Triathlon (World Cup) – Men’s race in Miyazaki, Japan (streaming on Triathlon Live Tv)
  • 03:00 GMT: Fencing (World Cup) – Women’s individual épée in Wuxi, China (streaming on Fencing Tv)
  • 04:03 GMT: Figure Skating (Grand Prix, Skate America) – Men’s short program in Everett, USA (streaming on Discovery Plus, HBO Max)
  • 05:50 GMT: Figure Skating (Grand Prix, Skate America) – Pairs’ short program in Everett, USA (streaming on Discovery Plus, HBO Max)
  • 06:00 GMT: Golf (DP World Tour) – DP World Tour Championship, third round (TV on Sky Sport Golf from 08:00; streaming on Sky Go, NOW from 08:00)
  • 07:00 GMT: Triathlon (T100 World Tour) – Abu Dhabi (streaming on Eurosport 2, Discovery Plus, HBO Max, DAZN)
  • 09:00 GMT: Judo (Grand Prix) – Zagabria, Croatia (streaming on Judo Tv)
  • 09:00 GMT: Fencing (World Cup) – Men’s/women’s individual foil in Plovdiv, Bulgaria (streaming on Fencing Tv)
  • 09:00 GMT: Fencing (World Cup) – Men’s/women’s individual sabre in Cairo, Egypt (streaming on Fencing Tv)

Morning to Afternoon Highlights (09:00 – 18:00 GMT)

  • 10:00 GMT: Fencing (World Cup) – Men’s team épée in Bern, Switzerland (streaming on Fencing Tv)
  • 10:00 GMT: Alpine Skiing (World Cup) – Women’s slalom, first run, in Levi, Finland (TV on Rai 2; streaming on Rai Play, Eurosport 1, Discovery Plus, HBO Max, DAZN)
  • 10:00 GMT: Speed Skating (World Cup) – Beijing, China (streaming on Discovery Plus, HBO Max, ISU channel)
  • 11:00 GMT: Lacrosse (Men’s European Championship Sixes) – Italy vs. Portugal, group stage (streaming on WL Tv)
  • 12:30 GMT: Soccer (Serie A Women) – Napoli vs. Milan (streaming on DAZN)
  • 12:40 GMT: Rugby (Nations Championship) – Italy vs. Argentina (TV on Sky Sport Uno, Sky Sport Arena, TV8; streaming on Sky Go, NOW, tv8.it)
  • 13:00 GMT: Alpine Skiing (World Cup) – Women’s slalom, second run, in Levi, Finland (TV on RaiSportHD; streaming on Rai Play, Eurosport 1, Discovery Plus, HBO Max, DAZN)
  • 13:00 GMT: Tennis (ATP 250 Stockholm) – Final: Fritz vs. Tirante (TV on Sky Sport Tennis; streaming on Sky Go, NOW)
  • 13:15 GMT: Triathlon (World Triathlon Championship Series) – Mixed relay in Abu Dhabi (streaming on Triathlon Live Tv)
  • 15:10 GMT: Rugby (Nations Championship) – Wales vs. New Zealand (TV on Sky Sport Arena; streaming on Sky Go, NOW)
  • 15:30 GMT: Volleyball (Supercoppa Italiana, semifinal) – Perugia-Trento (TV on RaiSportHD; streaming on Rai Play, VBTV)
  • 18:00 GMT: Basketball (EuroBasket Women Qualifiers) – Austria vs. Italy (TV on Sky Sport Uno, Sky Sport Basket; streaming on Sky Go, NOW)

Evening and Night Sessions (18:00 onwards GMT)

  • 21:00 GMT: Tennis (WTA Finals Semifinals) – Guo/Mladenovic vs. Errani/Paolini (fourth match starting at 21:00)
  • 21:00 GMT: Volleyball (Serie A1 Women) – Vallefoglia vs. Firenze (TV on RaiSportHD; streaming on Rai Play, DAZN)
  • 21:10 GMT: Rugby (Nations Championship) – Ireland vs. Fiji (TV on Sky Sport Arena; streaming on Sky Go, NOW)
  • 23:03 GMT (approx): Figure Skating (Grand Prix, Skate America) – Rhythm dance in Everett, USA (TV on RaiSport following the volleyball match; streaming on Rai Play Sport 1, HBO Max, Discovery Plus)

The sporting action continues into the early hours of Sunday morning with more figure skating from Skate America, including the men’s free skate at 03:25 GMT.

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Daniel Richardson is the Editor-in-Chief of Archysport, where he leads the editorial team and oversees all published content across nine sport verticals. With over 15 years in sports journalism, Daniel has reported from the FIFA World Cup, the Olympic Games, NFL Super Bowls, NBA Finals, and Grand Slam tennis tournaments. He previously served as Senior Sports Editor at Reuters and holds a Master's degree in Journalism from Columbia University. Recognized by the Sports Journalists' Association for excellence in reporting, Daniel is a member of the International Sports Press Association (AIPS). His editorial philosophy centers on accuracy, depth, and fair coverage — ensuring every story published on Archysport meets the highest standards of sports journalism.

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