Sunday, Nov 8: Live TV & Sport Guide

Sunday, November 8, offers a packed schedule of live sport on television and streaming, headlined by the Brazilian Grand Prix in Formula 1 and the season finale of the MotoGP World Championship in Qatar.

The day’s most anticipated motorsport events are the Formula 1 Grand Prix of Brazil and the MotoGP Grand Prix of Qatar. The Brazilian GP at Interlagos begins at 18:00 Italian time, with Mercedes needing just three points over Ferrari to secure the Constructors’ Championship after Kimi Antonelli clinched the Drivers’ title. The MotoGP season concludes at the Lusail International Circuit in Qatar, where Marc Marquez must gain 25 points on Jorge Martin to claim the championship, following the Moto3 and Moto2 races. According to Digital-News.it, coverage for the Qatar events is available on Sky Sport MotoGP, TV8 HD, Sky Sport Uno, Sky Go and NOW.

What major tennis events are on TV today?

A busy day in tennis includes several finals and the start of the WTA Finals. The ATP Masters 1000 final in Paris is scheduled for 15:00 Italian time, OA Sport reported. It precedes the WTA Finals, which begin their doubles round robin at 21:00, featuring the Italian pair of Sara Errani and Jasmine Paolini against Katerina Siniakova and Taylor Townsend in the day’s third match. Earlier, the WTA 250 final in Hong Kong starts at 9:00, and the Chennai final is at 14:00.

Sunday, Nov 8: Live TV & Sport Guide
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Which soccer matches are broadcast on Sunday?

The Italian Serie A features a full afternoon and evening of matches. The first kick is at 12:30 with Napoli versus Lazio, followed by Parma-Como in the women’s Serie A. A 15:00 triple-header includes Genoa-Milan, Monza-Atalanta, and Ternana-Fiorentina (women’s). The day’s main event is Inter-Como at 18:00, broadcast by DAZN and Sky Sport Calcio. The late game sees Fiorentina-Juventus at 20:45, also on DAZN. OA Sport noted the women’s Serie A also features Parma-Como at 12:30.

Other sports available

Viewers can find a wide variety of sports beyond the major events. The European Cyclocross Championships feature the elite men’s race at 15:00, covered by Eurosport 2 HD and DAZN. Volleyball is prominent, with the men’s Superliga match between Milano and Civitanova at 16:00 on DAZN, and the women’s Serie A1 features Conegliano-Macerata at the same time. In winter sports, the men’s free skate at the Cup of China begins at 06:00, and the final day of the Youth Olympic Games airs from 13:40 on Rai Sport HD. Virgilio mentioned that the European cyclocross junior and under-23 women’s races have no television or streaming coverage.

Digital-News.it provided a comprehensive guide, highlighting the Super Weekend of events on Sky Sport and NOW, including the FIA WEC’s 6 Hours of Monza at 11:00 and the Premier League’s Manchester United-Aston Villa match at 17:30.

Key events schedule

A summary of major events and their start times in Italian time:

  • 09:00: WTA 250 Hong Kong Final
  • 14:00: Moto3 GP Qatar
  • 15:00: ATP Masters 1000 Paris Final / European Cyclocross Championships (Elite Men)
  • 17:00: Moto2 GP Qatar / MotoGP GP Qatar
  • 18:00: F1 GP Brazil / Serie A: Inter-Como
  • 21:00: WTA Finals Doubles Round Robin (Errani/Paolini vs. Siniakova/Townsend)

Watching sports today

Where can I watch the Italian soccer matches?
Most Serie A games are on DAZN, with some on LBA TV for basketball. Inter-Como is also available on Sky Sport Calcio.
Is there coverage for the cyclocross European championships?
Yes, the elite men’s race at 15:00 is on Eurosport 2 HD and DAZN. The junior and under-23 women’s races have no TV or streaming coverage.
What time does the Formula 1 race start?
The Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos starts at 18:00 Italian time and will be shown on Sky Sport F1 and TV8 HD in delay.

The next major sporting event will be the continuation of the WTA Finals on Monday, November 9.

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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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