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A Question of Sport Live: Question of Sport has been a family favourite on national TV since the late 1970s.
The long-running and highly successful sports quiz is currently hosted by ex-tennis professional Sue Barker with team captains Phil Tufnell and Matt Dawson.
Sports personalities past and present battle it out to win points on 'picture' rounds, 'action' rounds, 'what happened next?' questions, 'home or away' questions, 'on the buzzer' rounds etc.
A Question of Sport Live: A Question Of Sport perform a live gig at Colston Hall venue in Bristol, Bristol on 08 Nov 10.
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A Question of Sport Live at Colston Hall in Bristol, Gloucestershire on Monday, 08 November 2010.
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