Thanks for nothing.

[Kathe]

Thank you for stopping Eurosport on the weekend that the cycling calendar really kicks off. I shall cancel my contract and move back to another provider. Eurosport was the only reason I pay Sky TV. 

[caesarome]

@Kathe 

It was Warner Brothers the owner of the channel that has decided to close then channels from all platforms in the UK so it will not be available on the likes of Sky, Virgin or others who also used to broadcast it. It is nothing whatsoever to do with Sky who as they do not own the channel have no say in the decision to close it down.

[Mark39]

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@Kathe wrote:

Thank you for stopping Eurosport on the weekend that the cycling calendar really kicks off. I shall cancel my contract and move back to another provider. Eurosport was the only reason I pay Sky TV. 

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If you're 'in contract' you may not be able to cancel.

[Anonymous]

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@Kathe wrote:

Thank you for stopping Eurosport on the weekend that the cycling calendar really kicks off. I shall cancel my contract and move back to another provider. Eurosport was the only reason I pay Sky TV. 

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First of all, the owners of the Eurosport channels is Warner Bros. Discovery, not Sky. 
Secondly, Warner Bros. Discovery said content from Eurosport has been moved to TNT Sports, with a few shows on Quest.
Thirdly, and finally, Eurosport closed entirely in the UK and Ireland on all providers, not just Sky. 

Tomorrow (4 March 2025), "Cycling Word Tour - Men" is on at 10:00 and "Live: Cycling Pro Series - Women" in on from 12:00 on TNT Sports 1. The content is there, but you need to subscribe to TNT Sports.