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Canal+ Zap[]
2001–2004[]
Canal+ Sport[]
2004–2005[]
Canal+ Sport was launched on May 1, 2004, replacing Canal+ Zap.
2005–2006[]
On September 1, 2005, separate feeds for Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland were launched.
Canal+ Sport 1[]
2006–2007[]
With the launch of Canal+ Sport 2 on November 1, 2006, Canal+ Sport became Canal+ Sport 1.
2007–2012[]
C More Sport[]
2012–2016[]
2016–2018[]
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