How to watch ESPNews without cable

Key facts
ChannelESPNews
CategorySports
Live on4 streaming services
Cheapest live optionFuboTV — $80/mo

What is ESPNews?

Sports news, press conferences and overflow live events. It sits in our sports channels group. Below is every licensed live TV service that carries ESPNews, with starting prices and our editorial scores — see how we test.

Streaming services that carry ESPNews

ServiceOur scoreFrom /moFree trialStreamsCloud DVRBest for
FuboTV9.0$807 daysUp to 10 at homeUnlimited (varies by plan)you want a sports-heavy lineup with a high channel count and lots of simultaneous streams
YouTube TV9.3$83Varies3Unlimitedyou want a broad, mainstream lineup with unlimited DVR and reliable local channels in most areas
Hulu + Live TV9.0$83Varies2 (unlimited add-on)Unlimitedyou want live TV bundled with a huge on-demand library plus Disney+ and ESPN+
DirecTV Stream8.7$875 daysUnlimited at homeUnlimitedyou want a cable-like experience with regional sports networks and unlimited in-home streams

Prices are starting monthly prices seen at last review and exclude taxes/fees. Always confirm the current price and channel lineup on the provider’s site.

Prices are starting prices and lineups shift by ZIP code and plan tier — confirm ESPNews is included for your area, or weigh the full service rankings first.

Cheapest way to watch ESPNews

The most affordable live carrier of ESPNews is FuboTV, from $80/mo. The sports fan's pick, with the deepest lineup and the most simultaneous streams. More ways to save: cheapest live TV services and lowering your streaming bill.

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How to watch ESPNews without cable, step by step

  1. Pick a service that carries ESPNews where you live — FuboTV is a solid starting point.
  2. Sign up, using a free trial first if one is offered.
  3. Install the app on your TV, streaming device, or phone.
  4. Open the live guide and tune to ESPNews.

Watch the games

ESPNews carries live sports. See our guides to the NFL, NBA, college football and Premier League, or big events like the Super Bowl and March Madness.

Other sports channels

Cutting cable rarely stops at one channel — see how to watch ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, FS1, FS2, NFL Network, NFL RedZone, NBA TV, or browse every channel guide.

Frequently asked questions

Which streaming services have ESPNews?

ESPNews is carried by FuboTV, YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV and DirecTV Stream. Lineups vary by ZIP code and plan tier, so confirm before subscribing.

What is the cheapest way to watch ESPNews live?

The cheapest live carrier is FuboTV from $80/mo.

Can I watch ESPNews for free?

No legal service streams ESPNews free. Avoid "free ESPNews" apps and streams — they are unlicensed and risky. The cheapest legal option is listed above.

Are live games on ESPNews included in these plans?

Yes — a live TV subscription includes ESPNews’s full live feed, games included. Note some events may sit on sister channels or apps, and add-on tiers can apply (see the plan caveat above if listed).