In March following a long-running investigation, which meant BT can offer Sky Sports 1 and 2 for the first time.
the judgement and a case hearing at the Competition Appeal Tribunal will take place next Friday (25 June).
In April which will enable them to offer the channels while the appeal is ongoing and in time for the 2010/11 football season.
The Ofcom investigation began in March 2007 when BT, defunct broadcaster Setanta, Top Up TV and Virgin Media asked the regulator to look at the way BSkyB sells its premium content to its competitors.
BT will now be able to broadcast Sky Sports 1 and Sky Sports 2 on spare capacity which has been freed up on due to the digital switchover.
In February to be offered for use for two new national terrestrial digital TV channels.
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