Leeds date added to A Question of Sport Live tour in 2021

BBC’s A Question of Sport – the world's longest running TV sports quiz – is hitting the road in 2021 for its biggest ever live tour.
A Question of Sport Live is heading to the First Direct Arena on Sunday, November  28, 2021.A Question of Sport Live is heading to the First Direct Arena on Sunday, November  28, 2021.
A Question of Sport Live is heading to the First Direct Arena on Sunday, November 28, 2021.

Starring long-time host Sue Barker and popular team captains Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell - along with a host of big-name guests from across the sporting world to be announced - A Question of Sport Live is the perfect way for fans to see the hit show up close in a thrilling live environment.

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Six new dates – including a must-see show at the First Direct Arena in Leeds on Sunday, November 28, 2021 - have been added to the legendary show’s first live tour in a decade while extra tickets are being released for previously sold-out dates rescheduled from 2020.

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This will be A Question of Sport’s first tour since 2011 and these unmissable live shows will be a fun-packed and joyous lap of honour for Sue, Matt and Phil who step down from the TV show later next year.

A Question of Sport Live follows the popular TV format featuring many of the rounds and challenges fans of the hit show know and love.

It is also truly interactive as audience members will be able to get involved in some rounds, including the traditional ‘Sprint Finish’ finale.

Sue Barker said: “I cannot believe 2021 marks 24 years since I first joined A Question of Sport and I cannot think of a better way to bring the curtain down on my time on the show than with a live tour.

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“The live shows are always hilarious, the interaction with the guests and the audience so special, we cannot wait for this.”

Matt Dawson added: “It’s been 10 years since our last tour so it goes without saying that we’re all really looking forward to going out on the road again.

“2020 was A Question of Sport’s 50th anniversary and we were gutted the live tour had to be postponed but we are determined to make up for it in 2021!”

And Phil Tufnell said: “We’ve all had so much fun down the years. The show has been a huge part of all our lives and the live tours always stick in the mind as a real highlight. This tour is going to be very special for everyone involved and the perfect way for Matt, Sue and me to pass the baton on to the new QoS team.”

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Tickets go on sale at 9am on Friday, November 20 via: ticketmaster.co.ukJoining Sue, Matt and Phil will be a number of special guest star panellists who will be revealed very soon.

A Question of Sport first burst onto the nation’s TV screens in January 1970. More than 1,000 episodes have been broadcast and more than 2,000 of the biggest names in British and international sport have appeared as panellists.

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