We’ve partnered with ESPN to bring you all the action live from our 24-game season. Here’s everything you need to know on where to watch Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse this season.

I’m located in the United States. How do I watch live games from the 2022 Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse season?

For viewers located in the United States, all games will be broadcast across the ESPN network of channels. Seven games will appear on ESPN2, nine games on ESPNU and the remaining eight games will be available on ESPN+. Check out our schedule for specific listings for each game.

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 $7/month or $70/year. To subscribe, head over to ESPN+ to create an account or use your existing ESPN account.

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.

I’m not a cable or satellite TV subscriber. Can I still get ESPN’s cable networks?

ESPN’s networks are offered on a number of Internet-based subscription TV platforms, including:

• Sling TV Orange (The Sports Extra package is required for ESPNU)
• DIRECTV STREAM
• Hulu Live TV
• YouTube TV
• fuboTV
• Vidgo

I live outside the United States. Where can I watch?

Fans worldwide can watch Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse in the following ways:

Canada: TSN, TSN2, or TSN.ca/TSN App

Latin America (North Region – Mex/CA): STAR+; ESPN3/EXTRA

Latin America (South Region – ex Brazil): STAR+

Brazil: STAR+

Caribbean: ESPN Play

Pacific Rim: WatchESPNLive; Available delayed on E1 & E2

Europe, the Middle East, and Africa: ESPN Player