Will it be Nico Rosberg or Lewis Hamilton? See the 2016 Formula 1 world title decider live on Sky Sports this weekend - with a host of ways you can watch the Abu Dhabi GP. The Duel in the Desert starts at 1pm on Sunday on Sky Sports F1. Qualifying takes place at the same time on Saturday. The race will also be simulcast on Sky Sports 2.How can you watch the Abu Dhabi GP on Sky Sports?All of Sky Sports F1s coverage can be found on channel 408. Sky Sports 2 is on channel 402. Race Control, offering multiple driver cams, the pitlane channel, driver tracker and an up-to-date timing page, will be available on the Red Button as well as our Sky Sports for iPad service for those of you on the move, or you can follow the race by signing into Sky Go.Non-subscribers, meanwhile, will be able to watch the race on NOW TV from £6.99, no contract.And finally, our digital platforms - including the Sky Sports website and smartphone app - will have all the news and insights from Abu Dhabi both before and after race day, with every session covered live in our live blog. The title race goes down to the wire as Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg go head to head in Abu Dhabi. Coverage gets underway from November 25 on Sky Sports Wednesday November 238.30pm - F1 Report: Abu Dhabi PreviewThursday November 2411am - Drivers Press Conference LIVE!8.45pm - Paddock UncutFriday November 258.45am - Abu Dhabi GP Practice One LIVE!12.45pm - Abu Dhabi GP Practice Two LIVE!4pm - Team Principals Press Conference4.30pm - The F1 Show LIVE!Saturday November 269.45am - Abu Dhabi GP Practice Three LIVE!12pm - Abu Dhabi GP Qualifying Build-up LIVE!1pm - ABU DHABI GP QUALIFYING LIVE!6.50pm - Teds Qualifying NotebookSunday November 2711.30am - Abu Dhabi GP Track Parade LIVE!12pm - Abu Dhabi GP Pit Lane LIVE!1pm - THE ABU DHABI GRAND PRIX LIVE!3.30pm - Abu Dhabi GP Paddock LIVE!4.15pm - Senna vs Brundle5.45pm - Abu Dhabi GP highlights Dont miss the #DuelintheDesert live on Sky Sports as the F1 title race goes to the wire. Watch the entire Abu Dhabi GP weekend on Sky Sports F1 on November 25-27. 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Kiriasis and brakeman Franziska Fritz finished two runs in one minute 55.41 seconds -- a mere 0.01 seconds ahead of Meyers and Lolo Jones, who likely bolstered her Olympic hopes by helping give USA-1 a huge push in the second heat.LONDON -- Roman Shirokov scored a hat trick Tuesday to put Zenit St. Petersburg on the brink of the Champions League group stage, while former European champions AC Milan and PSV Eindhoven are locked at 1-1 in their playoff. Shirokovs treble came as Zenit easily overcame Pacos Ferreira 4-1 in their first leg. At Eindhoven, Stephan El Shaarawy headed seven-time European champion Milan ahead after 15 minutes but Tim Matavz nodded in equalizer on the hour. Tuesdays other matches saw teams claim two-goal advantages going into next weeks second legs. Kazakhstan champion Shakhter Karagandy stunned Scottish club Celtic 2-0, Real Sociedad won at Lyon by the same score and Viktoria Plzen beat Maribor 3-1 in the Czech Republic. A further 10 clubs are in action on Wednesday as they chase a spot in the lucrative 32-team group stage, which starts in September. Zenit can already start glancing ahead to the draw in Monaco later this month. Shirokov, the Russia midfielder, took 27 minutes to find the net in Portugal, striking into the bottom of the net from Dannys cross. Although Andre Leone volleyed Pacos Ferreira level in the 58th, Shirokov was on target again from close range at the back post two minutes later to restore Zenits lead. After Aleksandr Kerzhakovs free kick went off the crossbar and in off goalkeeper Matias Degra in the 85th, Shirokov completed his hat trick in style in the 90th, blasting the ball into the top right corner. It was a far tighter encounter in the Netherlands as Milan and PSV played out the nights only draw. PSV gifted Milan possession for the openeer, with Ignazio Abate seizing the ball from Memphis Depay before whipping in a cross that El Shaarawy met with a free header.dddddddddddd But the 1988 European Cup winner levelled on the hour, with Jeffrey Bruma unleashing a dipping, swerving shot that goalkeeper Christian Abbiati spilled, and Matavz was alert to pounce and send a downward header into the net. In Astana, Shakhter Karagandy closed in on a spot in the group stage for the first time with its victory over Celtic, the Scottish champion which beat Barcelona on its run to the Champions League last-16 last season. Andrei Finonchenko put the hosts ahead after seizing on slack defending in the 12th minute, and Sergei Khizhnichenko headed in another in the 77th in Astana. Celtic had come close to equalizing in the 19th when Kris Commons hit the crossbar with a powerful strike that bounced down close to the line. It was unclear from TV replays whether the ball crossed the line, and UEFA has rejected the use of goal-line technology to adjudicate on such unclear situations. Lyon has an uphill task advancing after Antoine Griezmanns acrobatic goal and Haris Seferovics volley put Real Sociedad in control. Lyons troubles deepened in the 75th when Milan Bisevac was sent off after being shown a second yellow card. It was an easier night for Czech side Viktoria Plzen, which took the lead against Maribor after just eight minutes through Marian Cisovsky. Vladimir Darida and Michal Duris extended the hosts lead in the second half, while Ales Mejac pulled a goal back for the 11-time Slovenian champions. ' ' '