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Apple’s Sports app now tells you where you can watch nationally broadcast games

The Verge
January 28, 2025
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Apple’s Sports app now tells you where you can watch nationally broadcast games
A screenshot of the Apple Sports app for iOS showing broadcast information for an NBA game.
The Apple Sports app has been updated with broadcast information for users in the US. | Screenshot: David Pierce / The Verge

Apple updated its iOS Sports app today with several new features, including a faster way to navigate the app, support for a handful of additional soccer tournaments, and information about where you can watch games that are being nationally broadcast in the US.

According to the release notes for the update, you can now quickly “swipe left or right to browse all of the leagues and teams you follow.” When on a page for a specific game, below each team’s name and record for the season you’ll now find an additional line listing broadcast information such as “Live on NHL Network,” or “Live on TNT, Max, truTV,” if there are several ways to watch it.

A screenshot of the Apple Sports app showing broadcast information for upcoming games.
Screenshot: Richard Lawler / The Verge
The Apple Sports app now provides brief details on where to watch nationally-televised games in the US.

The update also expands the Sports app’s soccer coverage with the addition of the UK’s FA Cup, EFL Championship, and League Cup tournaments.

Apple Sports launched in February, giving fans of several different major sports leagues – including the NBA, NHL, and MLS – a one-stop solution for keeping tabs on scores, stats, upcoming games, and even betting odds. In August, the app added live scores and play-by-play info for NFL and college football games and expanded its Live Activities support “for all teams and leagues available in the app,” making it easier to track games on an iPhone’s lock screen and the Apple Watch.

In December, it also introduced summaries of scoring plays and big moments in a game called Key Plays, plus league standings that made it easier to track which teams qualified for the postseason.

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