The 5 Best Free Sports Streaming Sites of 2024 (2024)

Updated on March 4, 2024

ESPN

• The site: Watch ESPN
• The sports you can watch: Football, basketball, baseball, college sports, hockey, golf, tennis, MMA, NASCAR, esports, UFC Fight Nights, and more.
• Notes: Few streams on WatchESPN.com are completely free. Most require a valid login from a qualifying cable or satellite subscription or a subscription to ESPN+.

ESPN is one of the biggest names in cable sports, and the official WatchESPN website features many live-streaming videos. On ESPN's official site, you'll find many major sports, including football, basketball, baseball, and college.

What you won't find on ESPN.com, however, is every game of every sport. ESPN streams only the games to which it has broadcast rights. Some premium games on WatchESPN.com require your TV provider login credentials, while others require an ESPN+ subscription starting at $10.99 per month.

WatchESPN.com also has a variety of content you can watch without logging in or paying for an additional subscription, including news, interviews, and replays.

Facebook Video

• The site: Facebook Video
• Available sports: Soccer, cricket, women's basketball, surfing, and a range of unofficial streams covering virtually every sport.
• Notes: Facebook Video has a limited number of official sports streams, but Facebook users use the service to stream live sports.

Facebook Video (formerly Facebook Watch) is Facebook's attempt to muscle in on the video streaming market. The social media giant has obtained the rights to stream various sports. In addition to official Facebook Video sports streams, Facebook users can use the service to live stream sports worldwide.

Here's how you can find a huge variety of live sports streams on Facebook Video:

1. Navigate to Facebook Video and log in to your Facebook account.

2. Select Search videos, type sports, and press Return or Enter on the keyboard.

3. Toggle on Live. You'll see any current sports live streams.

These streams are provided by Facebook users, so you may find low-quality and misleading streams. Search for a team name if you're looking for a specific game.

Cricfree

• The site: Cricfree
• The sports you can watch: Baseball, football, soccer, tennis, rugby, golf, motorsports, cricket, and more.
• Notes: This site features intrusive pop-ups.

Cricfree is a sports streaming site that specializes in cricket. However, it also has streams from other sports like baseball, football, and soccer. It's another site that provides embedded videos hosted elsewhere, so you must be on the lookout for misleading and intrusive pop-up ads even if you have an ad blocker installed.

Stream2Watch

• The site: Stream2Watch
• The sports you can watch: Football, baseball, soccer, tennis, volleyball, baseball, rugby, and others.
• Notes: This site features intrusive pop-ups.

Stream2Watch is a live sports streaming site that gathers streams from other sites. It features baseball, soccer, basketball, volleyball, and other sports streams. It's a reasonably comprehensive site, and there's a good chance you'll find a good game or match.

Like many sites that embed streams from external sources, you may run into intrusive and misleading pop-up ads on Stream2Watch. Running a good ad blocker helps keep you safe. Still, you may see ads overlaid on some videos. The best solution is to close each ad and immediately select Back on the browser if you're sent to another page.

Bosscast

• The site: Bosscast
• The sports you can watch: Baseball, football, basketball, tennis, soccer, and others.
• Notes: This site features intrusive pop-ups.

Bosscast is another site that features live sports streams from various sources. The coverage is pretty good, so you can usually expect to find the stream you want.

Bosscast sometimes uses Flash for some of its streams. With the discontinuation of Flash at the end of 2020, some Bosscast streams will stop working.

FAQ

• How do I stream Fox Sports?

  You can watch Fox Sports from a streaming device by downloading its app. It's available for Apple TV, Roku, Chromecast, FireTV, Android TV, iOS, iPadOS, and Android. You may need to sign in with a TV provider to see everything, however.

• How do I stream CBS Sports?

  You can stream CBS Sports from the CBS Sports website, which may require a login from a cable provider. Alternatively, you can stream live from the Paramount+ app, which requires a subscription.

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