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Sky Sports to show International Champions Cup live

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Last Updated: 17/05/16 4:02pm

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Jamie Vardy's Leicester will be involved in the ICC

Sky Sports will show Premier League champions Leicester City exclusively live against Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain and Celtic in the International Champions Cup this summer.

Adding to an unmissable summer schedule of live sport, Sky Sports will show up to 17 matches exclusively live from the three-week tournament in July and August, including the champions of England, Spain, Germany, Scotland, Italy and France. 

As well as Leicester City, the schedule includes live coverage of Pep Guardiola's Manchester City, plus Liverpool, Tottenham, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Bayern Munich, Juventus, Inter Milan, AC Milan, Celtic and Paris Saint-Germain from venues around the world.

 
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Pep Guardiola's Manchester City will be in action in the ICC

Sky Sports will also show highlights of five matches involving Manchester United and Antonio Conte's Chelsea.

Sky Sports head of football Gary Hughes said: "After an incredible football season that no one will ever forget, it won't be long until Sky Sports viewers can see some of Europe's best teams and players, including Premier League champions Leicester City, back in action.

 

"The International Champions Cup adds to a fantastic summer of sport onSky Sports and we can't wait."

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Sky Sports will show the International Champions Cup live this summer

The International Champions Cup strengthens an unmissable summer of sport on Sky including exclusively live coverage of The Open for the first time in July.

Sky Sports viewers can enjoy live England Test cricket against Sri Lanka and Pakistan, every race from Formula 1 including Monaco and Silverstone, and England's rugby tour of Australia.

In August, there will be 126 live Premier League games, with more top picks and Friday night matches for the first time, 127 Football League games. In Scotland, the SPFL sees the return of the Old Firm with every fixture exclusively live on Sky Sports and more than 300 live games from Spain's La Liga.

Sky Sports International Champions Cup coverage:

 

Manchester United v Borussia Dortmund - Highlights - Fri Jul 22

Melbourne Victory v Juventus - Live - Sat Jul 23

Celtic v Leicester City - Live - Sat Jul 23

Inter Milan v Paris Saint-Germain - Live - Sun Jul 24

Manchester City v Manchester United - Highlights - Mon Jul 25

Juventus v Tottenham Hotspur - Live - Tue Jul 26

Real Madrid v Paris Saint-Germain - Live - Wed Jul 27

Bayern Munich v AC Milan - Live - Wed Jul 27

Chelsea v Liverpool - Highlights - Wed Jul 27

Borussia Dortmund v Manchester City - Live -Thu Jul 28

Tottenham Hotspur v  Atletico Madrid - Live - Fri Jul 29

Celtic v Barcelona - Live - Sat Jul 30

Real Madrid v Chelsea - Highlights - Sat Jul 30

Inter Milan v Bayern Munich - Live - Sat Jul 30

Liverpool v AC Milan - Live - Sat Jul 30

Paris Saint-Germain v Leicester City - Live - Sat Jul 30

Barcelona v Leicester City - Live - Wed Aug 3

Bayern Munich v Real Madrid - Live - Wed Aug 3

AC Milan v Chelsea - Highlights - Wed Aug 3

Liverpool v Barcelona - Live - Sat Aug 6

Inter Milan v Celtic - Live - Sat Aug 13

Additional Matches - Non International Champions Cup

Juventus  v South China Club - Live - Sat Jul 30

Atletico Madrid v Melbourne Victory - Live - Sun Jul 31

Liverpool v AS Roma - Highlights - Mon Aug 1

Real Madrid v AS Roma - Live - Sat Aug 6*

(Real Madrid v AS Roma only takes place if Real Madrid do not win Champions League)

Guest Manini
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I thought they did anyway?

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Meh. Glamour friendlies always leave me cold. It's just a fitness exercise with a few reserves thrown in playing football at a pedestrian pace with a non-existent atmosphere.

I can't get myself even a bit excited about the ICC tournament.

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I know these tournaments are like friendlies and teams often play their reserve squads etc but I have to say, just seeing Leicester name here among European and world elite looks and feels incredible. Happy days indeed

Guest Sharpe's Fox
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Meh as long as the Jock plodders from Celtic don't injure our boys I couldn't care anymore more than a friendly at Burton or Quorn.

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