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Canal+ Sport[]
2005–2006[]
Canal+ Sport Finland was launched on September 1, 2005, replacing the pan-Nordic feed.
Canal+ Sport 1[]
2006–2007[]
With the launch of Canal+ Sport 2 on November 1, 2006, Canal+ Sport became Canal+ Sport 1.
2007–2010[]
Canal+ Urheilu[]
2010–2012[]
C More Urheilu[]
2012[]
MTV3 Max Sport 1[]
2012–2013[]
MTV Sport 1[]
2013–2017[]
C More Sport 1[]
2017–2021[]
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2021–2023[]
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MTV Urheilu[]
2023 (unused)[]
MTV Urheilu 1[]
2023–present[]
| Telecommunication operations: Telia: Sweden | Norway | Finland | Estonia | Lithuania Media operations: MTV (Finland): C More Entertainment1: Estonia: Lithuania: Defunct/Former operations: Telecommunication operations: Television channels:
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