Live sports
Pro and college football from preseason to the playoffs.
Pro, college and international basketball.
North American and international hockey.
Spring training through October baseball.
Domestic leagues, continental cups and international football.
Formula racing, MotoGP and more.
MMA and boxing cards.
Tour events and the Grand Slams.
The big four leagues and college sports drive most American viewing.
Hockey leads the way, with Canadian football and curling close behind.
Football / soccer
Soccer fans in North America follow domestic MLS action alongside the top European leagues and international tournaments. Kick-off times from Europe often fall in the morning or early afternoon Eastern time — ideal for weekend viewing.
Race weekends from practice to the podium.
Grand Prix motorcycle racing.
Mixed martial arts events.
Title fights and undercards.
ATP, WTA and Grand Slam tennis.
Tour events and the majors.
Test, ODI and T20 cricket.
Rugby union and league.
Grand Tours and classics.
Track and field championships.
Indoor and beach volleyball.
European club football draws fans from every time zone. Midweek continental nights and weekend league fixtures are among the most-watched sports categories for North American viewers who follow clubs from England, Spain, Italy, Germany and France.
Boxing and MMA fans look for fight-night coverage, preliminary cards and analysis shows. Major pay-per-view events are typically sold separately by their rights holders.
Formula 1, MotoGP, IndyCar and NASCAR each have dedicated audiences. Race weekends usually include practice, qualifying and the main race, often in time zones far from North America.
The tennis calendar runs almost all year, from the Australian summer to the indoor season in Europe. Grand Slam fortnights see multiple courts running at once.
Cricket is hugely popular with South Asian, British, Australian and Caribbean communities in North America. Test, one-day and T20 formats each attract their own following.
Rugby union and league fans follow international tests, European club competitions and southern-hemisphere tournaments.
| Region | What fans follow |
|---|---|
| North America | NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, MLS, CFL and college sports |
| United Kingdom & Europe | Club football, rugby, cricket, cycling and darts |
| Latin America | Domestic football leagues, boxing and baseball in the Caribbean |
| Middle East & Africa | Arab and African football leagues and continental competitions |
| South Asia | International and franchise cricket, kabaddi and field hockey |
| Asia-Pacific | Rugby league, Australian rules football, baseball and badminton |
Sports categories cover many leagues and competitions, but specific games depend on availability, licensing and region. Competition names on this page are examples of what fans follow, not a guarantee of coverage. Use the free trial to check the sports you care about.
Pay-per-view events are sold by their rights holders and should not be assumed to be part of any plan. Ask support before relying on a specific event.
Live sports benefit from a stable connection: around 10–25 Mbps for HD and more for 4K. A wired connection reduces buffering during big events.
Yes, if your plan has 2 or more connections. Each screen playing at the same time uses one connection.