A contract dispute between Disney and YouTube has left sports fans without access to several popular networks, including ESPN. The blackout affects millions of subscribers, causing frustration among those who rely on the streaming service for their favorite teams and leagues.
YouTube accused Disney of proposing expensive terms that would raise prices and reduce choices for its customers. In response, Disney removed all Disney content from YouTube TV. To make matters worse, no agreement has been reached yet, leaving the future uncertain.
For fans trying to catch up on “Monday Night Football,” which features the Green Bay Packers taking on the Philadelphia Eagles, there are alternatives available. Fubo and Sling TV both carry ESPN, while ESPN Unlimited offers a more comprehensive streaming service for sports enthusiasts.
Here’s what you need to know:
– Fubo: Carries all Disney networks, including ESPN, with a free trial.
– Sling TV: Offers flexible plans, including a weekly subscription, which includes select ABC content and ESPN.
– ESPN Unlimited: Provides access to all of ESPN’s channels and streaming options for $9.99/month.
In the meantime, here are some games scheduled to air on Disney networks on Nov 10:
* Stetson vs. Miami (7 p.m., ACC Network)
* Mississippi State vs. Iowa State (8 p.m., ESPNU)
* NFL: Green Bay Packers vs. Philadelphia Eagles (8 p.m., ESPN)
* SE Louisiana vs. Georgia Tech (9 p.m., ACC Network)
With no end in sight, fans will have to keep searching for ways to watch their favorite sports without relying on YouTube TV.
Source: https://eu.usatoday.com/story/sports/2025/11/10/youtube-tv-espn-dispute-updates-2025-11-10/87195844007