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ESPN App is the official digital media and streaming platform delivering contents from ESPN properties in USA. It provides TV Everywhere streaming with live and on-demand access to ESPN networks, including flagship channel ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3, ESPN Deportes, ESPNU, ESPNews, SEC Network, SEC Network Plus, and Longhorn Network.

It was released in April 2018 to provide an enriched experience to ESPN viewers and sports fans in the US. The video functionality of WatchESPN—a now-defunct sports internet TV service that ran for nearly nine years—was then merged into the ESPN App. The latter also began featuring content that was not available on existing streaming service ESPN3, eventually becoming the main streaming source for all of ESPN’s assets.

Sports covered on the ESPN App include professional and college sports—from baseball, to basketball, American football, golf, cricket, rugby, soccer and more. In addition to streaming live games, the ESPN App covers game scores, highlights, podcasts, and it comes with a direct feed to listen to ESPN Radio.

User authentication via participating TV providers is required to access video streams, as these vary depending on the logged in user’s TV provider and package, and in some cases, internet service provider. The ESPN App serves as a consolidating platform that also integrates with ESPN+. Subscribers of ESPN+ may enjoy even more content on the ESPN App, consisting of thousands of extra live events, exclusive shows and an extensive VOD library containing past events, documentaries and more.

The ESPN App for Android is compatible with Android TV, smartphones, tablets and Chromecast. On iOS, it can be used on the iPhone, iPad and Apple TV. Android device users may be charged through their Google Play accounts, whereas Apple device users may be billed via their iTunes accounts for their subscriptions. The ESPN App is also available on Fire TV, Fire TV Stick, Fire TV smart TVs and Fire Tablets of the 4th generation or newer.

Since the ESPN App launched, soccer coverage on the platform has touched on English Football—namely the English Championship, League 1, League 2 and EFL Cup. In the past, it has also covered the UEFA Nations League and United Soccer League. As it inherits sports broadcast rights from all ESPN networks in USA, the ESPN App’s history of live soccer events includes live matches from the Mexican Liga MX, Italian Serie A, Coppa Italia, American Major League Soccer and UEFA Euro Championship Qualifiers.

ESPN App Broadcast Rights

	UEFA Euro Qualifying (2014-2022)
	UEFA Euro 2020 (2018-2022)
	Mexico - Liga MX (2018-2023)
	Club Friendly (2020)
	International Champions Cup (2019-2021) ESPN and ESPN Deportes will each broadcast 15 matches per year in the US, while ESPN+ will exclusively show up to 10 live games in both English and Spanish.
	United States - USL Championship (2019-2022) ESPN has acquired multi-platform broadcast rights for the USL Championship through the 2022 season in USA. With the deal including both English- and Spanish-language telecasts, coverage for 19 linear games—consisting of 18 regular-season fixtures plus the USL Championship Final—will be aired by ESPN2, ESPNEWS, ESPNU or ESPN Deportes annually. More details Matches not aired by any of these TV networks will be available to stream live on ESPN+, and also from within the ESPN App, on computers, mobile devices and smart TVs.
	England - League Cup (2019-2020)
	England - Championship (2018-2021) ESPN has acquired the multi-platform broadcast rights (Internet, TV and Mobile Streaming) for the SKY Bet EFL 2018-21 seasons in the USA. The England Championship matches will be aired on ESPN's digital platforms channels (ESPN3, WatchESPN ESPN+)
	Germany - DFB Pokal (2018-2021)
	UEFA Nations League (2018-2021) ESPN owns the exclusive English-language multi-platform broadcast rights for the UEFA Nations League in the USA. The deal starts with the inaugural 2018-19 season and runs until the 2020-21 season.
	Italy - Serie A (2018-2021) ESPN+ will broadcast nine matches live and on-demand per match-week, for a total of 340 Serie A matches per season. ESPN Networks will broadcast a Serie A TIM Match of the Week. Overall there will be about 40 matches per season on ESPN and ESPN2. Match of the week will be available on ESPN Deportes in Spanish.
	Australia - A-League (2019-2020) ESPN+ will broadcast up to 140 A-League matches.
	Netherlands - Eredivisie (2018-2021) ESPN+ will broadcast three Eredivisie matches per week.
	Australia - W-League (2018-2020) ESPN+ will broadcast 17 W-League matches.
	England - FA Cup (2018-2021) ESPN+ has exclusive English-language broadcast rights for the English FA Cup, through the rights-cycle period from 2018 until 2021. ESPN+ will stream 79 FA Cup matches per season on its subscription-based digital streaming platform.
	England - FA Community Shield (2018-2021)
	United States - Major League Soccer (2015-2022) ESPN will share broadcast rights for MLS in the USA with Fox Sports and Univision Deportes. ESPN’s share will equal Fox Sports which includes a minimum of 34 live matches during each regular season, including a double-header every Sunday with games starting at 5pm and 7pm (ET). MLS Cups and All-Star Games will alternate between the ESPN and Fox Sports each year. More details Out-of-market matches on MLS Live and MLS Direct service are available on ESPN3 and WatchESPN. All Saturday matches will be available on this ESPN digital service.
	Italy - Coppa Italia (2018-2021) ESPN has acquired the multi-platform broadcasting rights of the Coppa Italia in the US territory. As per the rights agreement, ESPN+ will stream 24 Coppa Italia matches each year of the agreement. Coverage of the Coppa Italia in the USA will comment with the round-of-16 matches in January 2019 through the two-leg, semifinal series in February. More details The Coppa Italia Final and the Supercoppa Italiana will air live on the ESPN networks (ESPN, ESPN2 or ESPNEWS), in addition to ESPN Deportes’ live Spanish-language presentation of the matches.
	Italy - Supercoppa Italiana (2018-2021) ESPN Networks has acquired the TV and Streaming broadcast rights for the SuperCoppa Italiana. In the agreement, the Coppa Italia Final and the Supercoppa Italiana will air live on the ESPN networks (ESPN, ESPN2 or ESPNEWS), in addition to ESPN Deportes’ live Spanish-language presentation of the matches.
	India - Indian Super League (2019-2020) ESPN+ has acquired the streaming rights of the Indian Super League in the US territory. The agreement will permit ESPN+ to stream 60 live matches (five games per match week) of the Indian Super League to it's US subscribers.
	Denmark - Super Liga (2019-2020) ESPN+ has acquired the broadcasting rights of the Danish Super Liga in the USA. ESPN+ will stream 36 matches of the Super Liga on ESPN+.
	Mexico - Ascenso MX (2020)
	United States - USL League One (2019-2022) US broadcaster ESPN has secured multi-platform broadcast rights for the USL League One. English-language telecasts will be brought to viewers by ESPN2, ESPNEWS or ESPNU, whereas ESPN Deportes will provide Spanish-language broadcasts. Live streaming of USL League One games will also be available on direct-to-consumer video service ESPN+ and accessible from within the ESPN App.
	United States - US Open Cup (2019-2022) All U.S. Open Cup matches from the First Round through the Final will air exclusively on ESPN+
	Germany - Bundesliga (2020-2026) ESPN has acquired multi-platform broadcast rights to the German Bundesliga in USA, which will run from 2020 through 2026. The broacaster will cover every game live on its streaming service ESPN+, whereas its linear TV networks will telecast select Bundesliga games every season. The deal also includes exclusive programs and match highlights.
	England - League One (2019-2020)
	England - League Two (2019-2020)
	Mexico - Copa MX (2020)
	United States - College Soccer (2019-2033) ESPN has extended its ownership of the American Athletic Conference's global media rights in a 12-year deal from the 2020-21 season. Under the deal, ESPN may broadcast live college soccer matches on its linear TV networks, as well as on its OTT service ESPN+ in USA. Live match coverage will also be made available on the ESPN App online and on mobile devices.
	United States - NCAA Women's Soccer (2019-2033) Following a 12-year contract extension from the 2020-21 season, ESPN will broadcast NCAA Women's soccer matches on its linear TV networks in USA. ESPN will also stream the matches on its OTT platforms ESPN+ and ESPN App for subscribers on computers, mobile devices, games consoles and smart TVs.
	Beach Soccer (2019-2020)
	Germany - Bundesliga 2 (2020-2026)
	Germany - DFL-Supercup (2020-2026) ESPN has acquired the rights to the German Supercup until 2016, following a deal with the German football association. The matches will be available to stream live in English language on the ESPN App in USA.
	Spain - Supercopa de España (2020)
	Spain - Copa del Rey (2020-2022) Direct-to-consumer streaming service ESPN+ has secured bilingual rights to the Spanish Copa del Rey in USA, following a multi-year deal with the Royal Spanish Football Federation. The OTT broadcaster will air up to 65 matches live every season with English- and Spanish-language commentary. ESPN+’s selection of games will include fixtures featuring top Spanish clubs such as FC Barcelona and Real Madrid. More details All the Copa del Rey action carried by the service will be available for ESPN subscribers to watch live on the ESPN App, directly from their mobile devices and connected TVs.
	SheBelieves Cup (2020)

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