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talkSPORT streams football commentary and sports talk to 3.5 million weekly listeners, the UK's national sports station. Listen free on Radio Shuffle.
This 100,5 DAS HITRADIO stream carries full live commentary of Alemannia Aachen matches, a club with roots back to 1900. Listen free on Radio Shuffle.
Radio Mitre (LR6, AM 790) is a Buenos Aires news and talk station on air since 1925, now part of Grupo Clarín, with news, magazine shows, sport and music.
Newstalk is Ireland's commercial talk station, broadcasting news, current affairs, opinion and sport since April 2002 and nationally since September 2006.
NPO Radio 1 is the Dutch public broadcaster's news, sport and current affairs channel, on air since 1947 under the name Hilversum 2 and heard live from Hilversum.
Angels Radio AM 830 (KLAA) is the sports station owned by the Los Angeles Angels' ownership group, broadcasting Angels baseball and sports talk from Orange, California.
RAC1 is Barcelona's Catalan-language news, sport and culture station, and one of the most listened-to radios in Catalonia. Here is what it plays, how to listen live and how it began in 2000.
Rai Radio 1 is Italy's public radio channel for news, talk and live football commentary. Here is what it broadcasts, how to listen live and how its story goes back to 1924.
FMQ streams news, sports, and Latin music at 89.5 FM from Quilmes, Argentina, a city that dates to a 1666 mission and gave its name to the country's dominant beer brand and its oldest football club.
Cadena SER streams news, talk, and sports live from Spain, free on Radio Shuffle. Rooted in Radio Barcelona's 1924 launch, it runs Hoy por Hoy, Spain's most listened-to show, and Carrusel Deportivo, the country's oldest sports program.
AM Cumbre 1400 delivers regional news and talk from Neuquén, the fast-growing Patagonian capital that sits where two rivers meet, under the tagline "Tu radio, tu voz."
talkSPORT Spanish delivers Premier League commentary in Spanish from a UK station that started as a talk radio experiment in 1995, now owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp and reaching for the world's biggest global football audience.
