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The upcoming weekend at Daytona will decide the last entrants for the Chase, with broadcast coverage across NBC, The CW, HBO Max and ESPN, and a lineup of drivers battling for playoff positioning.
Starting this August, NASCAR O’Reilly Series events will be streamed on the ESPN Unlimited app, complementing existing broadcasts on The CW. The partnership extends the series’ presence on the network through 2031 and moves key supporting sessions to the digital platform next year, reflecting a strategic shift to broaden fan access.
ESPN will air three of the six preseason games on its main channels, while the remainder stream on ESPN Unlimited, and Spanish-language coverage will appear on ESPN Deportes.
From July 25 to August 2, ESPN will broadcast six international club preseason games in major U.S. cities, with Liverpool headlining three matches and a full slate of English and Spanish commentary.
The NCAA Baseball Tournament’s intricate format tests teams across multiple stages, and the Tar Heels are navigating a tough regional that includes ECU, Tennessee and VCU. With strategic adjustments and live coverage on ESPN+, the team eyes a path to the Super Regionals.
The conference reveals a comprehensive 2026 schedule featuring 41 national telecasts, strategic placements on CBS Sports Network, FOX Sports, The CW and the new MW+ streaming service, with the season opening on August 29 and the championship game set for December 4 on FOX.
The 2026 UEFA Women’s Champions League final will be played on May 23 at Oslo’s Ullevaal Stadion, featuring FC Barcelona Femení against OL Lyonnes. With multiple streaming platforms offering live coverage, the match promises broad accessibility and heightened visibility for women’s football.
The SEC Baseball Tournament’s second day in Hoover, Alabama, saw Missouri knock off Ole Miss and Vanderbilt edge Kentucky, setting the stage for a busy Wednesday schedule and nationwide broadcast coverage.
The WNBA celebrates its thirtieth anniversary amid team expansion to Canada, the rise of fresh superstars, and a comprehensive broadcast lineup that spans traditional TV and multiple streaming platforms.
The CW and ESPN have renewed their partnership to broadcast ACC football and basketball through the 2030-31 season, delivering a growing slate of games to linear TV and the ESPN App.