Football Fight Last Night

Viewers Have Few Options for Football

As Disney's YouTube TV Outage Drags On, Viewers Have Few Options for Football

An ongoing contract dispute between YouTube TV and Disney has led to the removal of ESPN, ABC and other top broadcasting channels from the live streaming service, with no indication when they'll be r...

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Could ‘Monday Night Football’ Help End YouTube TV-Disney Carriage Fight?

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YouTube TV and Disney, ESPN dispute continues: How to watch football for free today

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Another 'Monday Night Football' blackout on YouTube TV is looming, and Eagles fans aren't the only ones upset

Another "Monday Night Football" showdown on ESPN and ABC will be blacked out on YouTube TV unless Google and Disney reach a new carriage deal in the next few hours.

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For second straight week, ‘Monday Night Football’ will not be available on YouTube TV

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YouTube TV customers set to get first account credit as battle with Disney about to spill into ‘MNF’

The Spun on MSN

'Massive' Punishment Coming After Huge College Football Fight Saturday

Big punishment is coming after a "massive" college football fight during Saturday's games. Bethune Cookman and Grambling State played in a rivalry game on Saturday. Grambling State won the rivalry game,

Sports Business Journal

ESPN’s ‘MNF’ audience remains strong this season as YouTube TV fight persists

ESPN heads into a highly anticipated Eagles-Packers “Monday Night Football” matchup without a carriage deal on YouTube TV -- but with viewership still tracking up 6% from the same point last season and on pace for the network’s second-best figure at this point since 2006.

MLive

Largest live TV streamer issuing $20 credits to subscribers over Disney dispute

Subscribers to YouTube TV will soon receive a credit as a dispute with Disney continues to black out several major channels. On Sunday, the largest live TV streaming provider in the U.S. sent a notice to subscribers alerting them of the incoming credit.

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YouTube TV customers in Texas can now claim their $20 credit

On Sunday, YouTube TV informed its customers that it will issue a $20 credit due to its ongoing dispute with Disney, which has prevented ESPN's live sports coverage from being available on the platform since Oct.