How to Watch Series A Without Cable Online-Cheer for Goals!ByGabriela Vatu-May 15, 2019 “3/3.1543.jpg” As far as soccer European teams are concerned, they are leading the world so that the Italian championship is important in the broader scheme. Series A is a championship that attracts viewers from all over the world so we have your back if you want to watch Serie A online. The championship usually kicks off in August every year, and lasts until May. The season began on 18 August, and will conclude on 26 May. As mentioned, Juventus is the defending champion and it’s doing great so far especially since Christiano Ronaldo joined the team and leads the goal scorer list. The full schedule can be worked out here. Watching Series A games throughout Europe is especially easy because there are so many championship fans but other nations around the world have also purchased broadcasting rights. Australia, for example, will watch over Sky Sport via beIN Sports New Zealand and over ESPN via the US. You will watch on Rai Italia in countries where the broadcasting rights have not been expressly purchased.
How to Online Watch Series A?
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How to view Series A Matches Sans Cable? We use the internet today for anything and everything but perhaps the best part is that we also have the opportunity to watch TV online. The best part is that whenever you want you can watch wherever you go, but we also need to note that these plans are far cheaper than cable, which is definitely a great thing too. Let’s see what possibilities the Series A matches have to look for.
1. FuboTV
1. FuboTV
“3/3.179.jpg” DVR 30 hours of unlimited time storage expandable to 500 hours via extra feature ($9.99/mo) Free trial Yes 7 days Visit fuboTV which is a platform with loads of sports channels leading our list. There’s just one bundle to choose from here fubo but you can also add loads of channel packs and premium networks. Since fuboTV has no ESPN, you can still watch Series A games on the RAI Italia channel for $7.99 a month. FuboTV comes with some great benefits like 30 hours of DVR cloud storage. You will pay $9.99 a month for 500 hours of space if you wish to upgrade. The plan already allows for two simultaneous streams but can add a third for $5.99 a month. For more information check out ourfuboTV analysis. 2.
Sling TV
Overview Bundles Sling Orange ($25/mo) Sling Blue ($25/mo) Sling Orange + Blue ($40/mo) Customization Channel bundles-Comedy ($5/mo) Espanol ($5/mo) Heartland ($5/mo) Hollywood ($5/mo) Lifestyle ($5/mo) Children ($5/mo) Sports ($5/mo with Orange $10/mo with Blue or Orange + Blue) Children + Comedy + News + Lifestyle ($10/mo) Prem Sling TV
Expandable by another 50 hours with extra option Free trial Yes 7 days Sling Next up on our list we’ve got Sling TV a network that’s really focused on giving customers a way to tailor their plans. The base packages Orange ($25/mo) Blue ($25/mo) and Orange + Blue ($40/mo) are on the cheap side so that consumers can then incorporate premium networks or interest-based channel packs. Sling TV’s catalog of channels includes tons of channels that we’re sure you’ll love. ESPN can be contained in both the Orange and Orange + Blue packs. Sling TV offers no cloud DVR space for subscribers with their plans but it is possible to pay $5 a month for 50 hours. Another thing the platform supports is multiple simultaneous streams, but depending on which bundle you choose, the number of devices you can watch at the same time. And Orange viewers can only watch TV on one device at a time while Blue subscribers can watch it on three devices at once and Orange + Blue users on four devices. Check out Sling TV review by TechNadu for a better understanding of the platform. 3.
ESPN+ PlusApp support Fire TV Fire TV Stick Fire TV Smart TVs Fire Tablets iOS Samsung iphones Android TV Chromecast app Free trial Yes 7 days Visit ESPN+ is a channel that has only been around since April 2018 but it’s managed to attract quite a number of subscribers. Priced at $5 a month, or $50 a year, ESPN+ gives users access to original shows and premium content for exclusive sports events. The platform is accessed through the same ESPN app that everyone uses but the content is marked with a golden badge. We checked ESPN+ a while back so you might want to read it and decide if it’s the right choice for you or not. 4.
Customization Premium channels HBO ($14.99/mo) Showtime ($10.99/mo) Cinemax ($9.99/mo) STARZ ($8.99/mo) Cable Packs Mtv ($7.99/mo) Espanol ($4.99/mo) iOS Android FireTV Apple TV Roku Xbox Chromecast Samsung Smart TV apps DVR The plan is priced at $44.99 per month and includes access to dozens of channels and the full VOD library. Plus if you want more, the service provides users with access to two extra channel packs and several premium networks. If you’re looking for ESPN, you should know that it’s easy to find on the single bundle of Hulu, so you’re good to watch Series A. Hulu subscribers get to enjoy about 50 hours of cloud DVR space that’s a good number, particularly as it comes free. If you want more space, you can get a feature that will cost you $14.99 a month and allow up to 200 hours of content to be recorded. Then users can also watch content on two devices at once something that VOD subscribers are not allowed by Hulu. The “Unlimited Screens” option costs $14.99 a month and allows users to watch content on any number of devices they want while they are on the “Home” network but only on three while they are out. For more info please read our Hulu review. 5.
YouTube TV Device supports Chromecast Roku Apple TV Android TV Xbox One Samsung and LG Smart TVs iOS Android DVR Unlimited storage space recordings saved for 9 months Free trial Visit YouTube TV Up next we got YouTube TV which is a great platform coming straight from the Mountain View giant. Because they seem to know (think) what users want the platform has only a bundle of channels priced at $40 a month. The only way to customize your experience is to add some premium networks such as Starz and Showtime. ESPN, along with ESPN 2 and other satellite channels that they have, on YouTube TV. The good part about using YouTube TV is that the platform benefits from those parent company owned massive servers so subscribers can enjoy unlimited DVR space. Plus the recordings expire after nine months so there is plenty of time for you to watch whatever you save in. The service also allows subscribers to view content on three devices at once so that your entire family can enjoy their favourites wherever they go. To get all the details, check out our review on YouTube TV.
YouTube TV Device supports Chromecast Roku Apple TV Android TV Xbox One Samsung and LG Smart TVs iOS Android DVR Unlimited storage space recordings saved for 9 months Free trial Visit YouTube TV Up next we got YouTube TV which is a great platform coming straight from the Mountain View giant. Because they seem to know (think) what users want the platform has only a bundle of channels priced at $40 a month. The only way to customize your experience is to add some premium networks such as Starz and Showtime. ESPN, along with ESPN 2 and other satellite channels that they have, on YouTube TV. The good part about using YouTube TV is that the platform benefits from those parent company owned massive servers so subscribers can enjoy unlimited DVR space. Plus the recordings expire after nine months so there is plenty of time for you to watch whatever you save in. The service also allows subscribers to view content on three devices at once so that your entire family can enjoy their favourites wherever they go. To get all the details, check out our review on YouTube TV.
“3/3.183.jpg” Overview Bundles Plus ($50/mo) and Max ($70/mo) Other Packages Entertainment ($93/mo) Choice ($110/mo) Xtra ($124/mo) Ultimate ($135/mo) and Optimo Mas ($86/mo) Channel packs AT TV Now Deportes ($5/mo) and AT TV Now Espanol ($15/mo) Premium Networks HBO (included with Plus and Max) Cinemax ($11/mo or included wit) The platform features seven packages of which two have been added recently Plus and Max while the other five have been around for a long time, but this spring they have been updated and received a new price Entertainment Choice Xtra Ultimate and Optimo Mas. If you want to tailor the package you can add a few packs featuring Spanish channels or foreign packs to premium networks. If you’re looking for ESPN to watch Series A matches, you can find the channel in almost all packages, while ESPN Deportes in Optimo Mas takes the place of ESPN. DirecTV Now offers 20 hours of cloud DVR space for subscribers to go along with their plans. Nonetheless, what they do not provide is a way of expanding this cap which is quite sad given the quality of the service. The platform supports two, namely multiple simultaneous streams. You’ll have to pay $5 a month for a third one. Grant DirecTV to TechNadu Now analysis a read-through to find out more.Customization Channel bundles Sports Pack ($10/mo) Espanol Pack ($4.99/mo with PlayStation Plus) Premium channels HBO ($15/mo or included in Ultra) Showtime ($10.99/mo with PlayStation Plus or included in Ultra) FX+ ($5.99/mo) Epix ($3.99/mo with PlayStation Plus) Cinemax ($15/mo) Fox Soccer Plus ($14.99/mo) Hi-YAH! ($2.99/mo or $1.99/mo for PlayStation Plus) Bundles HBO + Cinemax ($21.99/mo or $19.99/mo for PlayStation Plus) Epix Hits + Showtime ($13.99/mo for PlayStation Plus or $11.49/mo for PlayStation Plus) Network compatibility Amazon Fire TV Android TV Apple Chromecast iOS Android Roku PS3 PS4 download DVR Free trial Yes 5 days Download PlayStation Now PlayStation Store PlayStation View PlayStation View First up there are four packs to choose from-Access ($44.99/mo) Core ($49.99/mo) Premium ($59.99/mo) and Extreme ($79.99/mo)-making for quite a bit of diversity. There are also a number of premium networks that you can incorporate or channel value bundled packs. You can find on PlayStation Vue ESPN in all four packages so you’re good to go for the Italian championship. For more guides and tech news.Customization Channel bundles Sports Pack ($10/mo) Espanol Pack ($4.99/mo with PlayStation Plus) Premium channels HBO ($15/mo or included in Ultra) Showtime ($10.99/mo with PlayStation Plus or included in Ultra) FX+ ($5.99/mo) Epix ($3.99/mo with PlayStation Plus) Cinemax ($15/mo) Fox Soccer Plus ($14.99/mo) Hi-YAH! ($2.99/mo or $1.99/mo for PlayStation Plus) Bundles HBO + Cinemax ($21.99/mo or $19.99/mo for PlayStation Plus) Epix Hits + Showtime ($13.99/mo for PlayStation Plus or $11.49/mo for PlayStation Plus) Network compatibility Amazon Fire TV Android TV Apple Chromecast iOS Android Roku PS3 PS4 download DVR Free trial Yes 5 days Download PlayStation Now PlayStation Store PlayStation View PlayStation View First up there are four packs to choose from-Access ($44.99/mo) Core ($49.99/mo) Premium ($59.99/mo) and Extreme ($79.99/mo)-making for quite a bit of diversity. There are also a number of premium networks that you can incorporate or channel value bundled packs. You can find on PlayStation Vue ESPN in all four packages so you’re good to go for the Italian championship. For more guides and tech news.