In other words, anyone who starts streaming the game on ESPN will soon be behind the rest of the world, even though the feed is “live.” After an hours-long broadcast, anyone streaming at home is liable to be up to three in-game minutes behind — an unforgivable amount of lag in the sports world, especially if you’ve got money riding on the game.

This collaboration reinforces Free Live Sports’ position as one of the industry’s top free sports streaming providers, offering viewers unprecedented access to live games, classic matches, popular niche sports, and original programming—all free and ad-supported. Sports fans will enjoy seamless access to diverse programming, including:

Free Live Sports will roll out 45 free ad-supported sports channels on devices powered by TiVo, including smart TVs and the DTS AutoStage Video Service available in select BMW vehicles

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