Roku just announced a new partnership with YouTube TV that will integrate the streaming service with Roku Sports. Just in time for football season, this new integration makes it easier for sports fans to tune into NFL games, including games from NFL Sunday Ticket.
YouTube TV subscribers will be able to go to the Roku Sports section, see a full lineup of games airing, and quickly open and watch games with their subscription. The addition of YouTube TV to the channel begins rolling out today.
“Our priority continues to be making game time effortless for our users,” said Joe Franzetta, Head of Sports, Roku Media. “Partnering with YouTube TV is a major step in delivering a comprehensive fan-centered experience that simplifies sports discovery and puts live action front and center for millions of fans.”
YouTube TV is joining Roku Sports’ growing roster of partners which also includes DAZN Live Sports, FOX One, Frndly TV, Spectrum TV, and Xfinity Stream. Roku Sports also has 35+ free sports channels including content from NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, PGA Tour, FIFA+ Women’s Sports Network, T2 Tennis, and more.