WHERE TO WATCH

40 of the world’s best women’s professional basketball players take the court for Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball Season 3 at Fair Park Coliseum in Dallas, Texas from February 29 through March 23.

Where to Watch Week 4

We’ve partnered with the WNBA App, ESPN+, Bally Sports and KTXA-TV Dallas to bring you all the action live from our 24-game season. Here’s everything you need to know on where to watch AU Pro Basketball in the U.S. and Canada this season.

I’m located in the United States or Canada. How do I watch live games from the Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball season?

For viewers located in the United States and Canada, 18 games will be broadcast live for free on the WNBA App.

Bally Sports will carry 11 games on linear cable through their regional channel options located throughout the U.S. In addition, all games on Bally Sports will be carried on Bally+, a complementary digital streaming platform.

Seven games will also be simulcast on KTXA-TV Dallas (Channel 21).

Six games will be broadcasted on ESPN+, which is available for fans located anywhere access to ESPN+ is available.

Check out our schedule for specific listings for each game.

I’m located outside the United States or Canada. How do I watch live games?

The WNBA App is available worldwide, including in Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, India, Japan, New Zealand, Philippines, Spain, and the United Kingdom.

How do I download the WNBA App?

The WNBA App may be downloaded on mobile devices (App Store | Google Play) and connected devices including iPad, Android Tablet, Apple TV, Roku Players, Fire TV, and Google Chromecast.

How do I sign up for ESPN+?

ESPN+ is a subscription service with original programs, live games and more offered by ESPN. A subscription to ESPN+ costs $10.99/month or $109.99/year. To subscribe, head over to ESPN+ to create an account or use your existing ESPN account.

ESPN+ content can also be streamed directly from the Hulu app with the ESPN+ Add-on.

Is ESPN+ the same as ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU?

No. ESPN+ is separate from ESPN’s cable networks. To access the games broadcasted on ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU, fans will need to use their TV Provider or internet-based subscription TV platform.

Where can I download ESPN+?

ESPN+ is available in the U.S. online with your TV Provider at https://www.espn.com/watch/ and on mobile devices via the ESPN app (App Store | Google Play), as well as on connected devices including Apple TV, Roku Players, Fire TV and Google Chromecast.