Top sports streaming services compared

Our top picks

1. F1. Fanatiz: best for Fanatiz

   Fanatiz streams live soccer games and sports on web, Apple TV, Roku, Fire TV, Android and iOS.

   • Markets: CA, CO, ES, and 2 more

   Pros

   • Focuses on live soccer games alongside wider sports coverage
   • Works through web browsers, streaming devices and mobile apps
   • Serves viewers in Canada, Colombia, Spain, Mexico and United States

2. N2. NFL+: best for NFL+

   NFL+ is the National Football League subscription for streaming football, with a Premium tier.

   • Markets: US

   Pros

   • Dedicated football streaming from the National Football League itself
   • Covers live and on demand viewing with highlights in one place
   • Brings Multiview viewing alongside weekly takeaways and analysis
   • Focuses on international followers with every game coverage

   Cons

   • Football only catalogue with no wider entertainment programming included
   • Streaming access only with no physical viewing alternative available

3. BT3. Big Ten Network/B1G+: best for Big Ten Network/B1G+

   B1G+ streams live Big Ten events and channels.

   • Markets: US

   Pros

   • Streams live Big Ten events alongside channel programming for viewing at home
   • Serves households across the US with conference events and channels
   • Keeps event coverage and channel programming in a steady season viewing mix

4. F4. fuboTV: best for fuboTV

   Fubo streams live sports and TV without cable, with a free trial for new subscribers.

   • Markets: US

   Pros

   • Focuses on live sports within a broader streaming TV lineup
   • Gives TV without cable equipment through a broadband connection at home
   • Serves US households looking for sport led streaming TV

5. NL5. NBA League Pass: best for NBA League Pass

   NBA League Pass is a basketball streaming subscription offered at nba.com.

   • Markets: US

   Pros

   • NBA League Pass offers live and on-demand games, with monthly, seasonal and annual options depending on the platform and market.
   • Base League Pass streams on one device at a time; Premium allows up to three.

   Cons

   • Blackouts apply in the US and Canada; base plans stream on one device at a time.

6. E6. ESPN: best for ESPN

   ESPN is a sports streaming service offered at plus.espn.com.

   • Markets: US

   Pros

   • Delivers sport focused streaming for viewers who follow athletic contests
   • Serves the US audience with a dedicated sports streaming offer
   • Keeps attention on sports content for home streaming routines

7. SD7. Sky DE: best for Sky DE

   Sky DE is the German Sky entertainment service, offering national and international live sport, films and series, with TV live, on demand, at home and on the go.

   • Markets: DE

   Pros

   • Live national and international sport alongside films, series and documentaries
   • Live and on demand viewing at home and while travelling
   • Sky Stream gathers varied programming for straightforward discovery
   • Choice of internet, satellite and cable reception with dedicated receivers

   Cons

   • German market focus limits appeal outside that country
   • Viewing route depends on internet, satellite or cable reception
   • Content centres on one closed receiver and app system

8. NN8. NFHS Network: best for NFHS Network

   NFHS Network streams high school sports and events nationwide, live and on demand.

   • Markets: NZ, US

   Pros

   • NFHS Network subscriptions include live, upcoming and on-demand school events.
   • Viewing is supported on mobile devices, tablets, computers and connected third-party streaming platforms, but only one device can stream at a time.

   Cons

   • Only one device can stream at a time.