Your days of jumbling between the apps are finally becoming a thing of the past. Starting today, ESPN Unlimited’s content is now directly available within YouTube TV. This means you no longer need to open a separate ESPN app. The integration follows an August rollout, when access first landed but required users to switch to the ESPN app.
YouTube TV subscribers can now stream ESPN Unlimited in one place
Those subscribed to the main YouTube TV plan, or any plan that includes Sports, will now get this access automatically. They can now catch the action like US Open tennis, NCAA College Football, PGA Tour golf, WWE Premium Live Events, LaLiga, and out-of-market NHL games. Users also get access to ESPN Originals, Films, and the full 30 for 30 documentary library.Â
Popular features like unlimited DVR, key plays, scores, stats, and Multiview will also work with ESPN Unlimited content. All directly within the YouTube TV app. As part of this launch, YouTube says that they’ve enhanced the YouTube TV interface to make it easier for viewers to find the content they want.
Enhanced YouTube TV interface
The live guide got an update as well. It now shows three rows of currently airing live events from ESPN Unlimited and a separate network row for easier browsing. When a game has multiple feeds, users will now have the choice between options for different languages, home and away feeds, and alternate camera angles.Â
To make game days even better, Fantasy View now supports ESPN Fantasy Football. Users can link their ESPN account in YouTube TV settings to track their fantasy teams during live NFL games. The timing of this integration can’t come at a better time. Disney is raising ESPN Unlimited’s standalone price from $29.99 to $31.99 a month starting September 17. However, YouTube TV subscribers who already get ESPN’s linear channels can save some money.
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