Sports on ESPN

ESPN and ESPN HD move into its third season with every weekend packed to the rafters with top sporting action.

The 2011/2012 Barclays Premier League season is sure to be the most highly-contested in its 19 year history, with the ever-improving Manchester City looking to challenge for major honours, as well as a resurgent Liverpool and Spurs aiming to topple the elite. QPR and Norwich return to the big time, and England’s top division welcome a new addition in Swansea City.

We’ve got a new sponsor for the F.A. Cup this season, and a new team as holders of the trophy. ESPN were at Wembley in 3D to watch Manchester City lift the trophy for the first time in 42 years, and we hope the FA Cup with Budweiser campaign will deliver more shocks and surprises along the way.

Following on from the successes of last season, ESPN will be covering more Clydesdale Bank Premier League, UEFA Europa League, the Bundesliga, Serie A, MLS (Major League Soccer), plus the Women’s Super League.

ESPN’s second season of Live domestic Rugby Union kicks off on 3rd September with 43 live Aviva Premiership games, promising an epic season of top flight action. If you’re a rugby fan, you’ll enjoy the French Top 14 Rugby as well, returning for a new season on ESPN.

If you’re a fan of American sports, ESPN offers provides unrivalled live coverage of the NBA (National Basketball Association), and MLB (Major League Baseball) seasons. ESPN also broadcasts live coverage of the NFL’s awesome ‘ESPN’s Monday Night Football’.

ESPN broadcasts great Motorsports including exclusive LIVE action from the German Touring Car Masters (DTM), FIA GT1 as well as a host of other motorsports (both two and four wheels) include the AMA World Championship Supercross series.

Throw in massive live UFC events to include the big card bouts in Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) and MMA Live, boxing, and a host of other great sporting events, and it’s clearly a season to savour. The ESPN-owned action sports event – The X Games – also gives you adrenalin fuelled action twice yearly.

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