Updated January 28, 2021
How to Watch FS1
FS1 is available on Sling TV, Hulu + Live TV, fuboTV, Vidgo and YouTube TV.
These streaming services that provide live TV channels that you can watch on a Roku, Amazon Fire TV Stick or Google Chromecast.
Live Stream FS1 Online
The cheapest way to live stream FS1 on your television is throughSling TV.
The Sling Blue package includes FS1, and 44+ other channels for $35 per month. Subscribers get 50 hours of Cloud DVR. And you can use a Roku, Fire TV Stick, Google Chromecast or Smart TV to start streaming live TV.
Sling TV has a free 3-day trialthat you can use to see if it’s a good fit.
But Sling TV is not the only option for cord cutters these days.
If you have a 4K TV and you’re a stickler for picture quality, fuboTV has a number of high-profile sporting events live streaming in 4K this year.
This guide will break down all your options, free trials and prices.
These live TV services work on Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, Xbox One or Android TV devices. You can also watch FS1 online using a web browser when you subscribe.
FS1 is a key network for watching MLB games, NASCAR, golf, UFC matches or soccer matches, including the FIFA World Cup and Confederations Cup.
Hulu with Live TV: Watch FS1 Online
Hulu + Live TV has FS1 in its channel lineup and some nice extras for the same price as comparable skinny bundles.
Subscribers get 65+ live TV channels, including FS1, FS2, FOX, ESPN, A&E, History, TBS, TNT and USA.
You’re getting more than just live TV channels to watch. You’ll also have full access to Hulu’s on-demand library that people usually pay $5.99 and up for.
A subscription lets you activate 38 apps like FOX Sports. Many of these apps carry unique live streams that aren’t available in your Hulu Live TV lineup. So you’re getting some extra channels there.
Hulu with Live TV comes with 50 hours of Cloud DVR so you can record sports, news, movies or whatever else you want.
Hulu with Live TV works with most streaming devices, including Amazon Fire TV, Fire Stick, Roku, Apple TV, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and Chromecast. There’s apps for iPhone and Android devices too.
A subscription costs $64.99 per month. Hulu has a free 7-day trial that you can use even if you already subscribe to Hulu on-demand.
You can look over what live TV channels Hulu offers. If you don’t like it, you can easily cancel online. Unlike cable, there are no contracts, hidden fees or any obligations.
fuboTV: Watch FS1 Online Without Cable
fuboTV is the only way where you can live stream FS1 in 4K.
You can watch every FOX Thursday Night Football game and select college football games in 4K.
The 120+ channel lineup includes ESPN, ESPN2, and NFL Network.
You also get local NBC and CBS stations alongside A&E, beIN Sports, History, PAC-12 Networks and USA Network. fuboTV has coverage for NBC regional sports networks, and privately owned ones like NESN.
AMC, HGTV, and National Geographic can all be found in the base channel package.
Cloud DVR and on-demand movies
There’s 250 hours of Cloud DVR included, and lots of on-demand movies and TV shows. Having a fuboTV accounts lets you sign in to 39 apps like A&E and FOX Sports Go.
Fubo works on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and Android TV devices like NVIDIA Shield and Mi Box. You can also watch on a PC or smartphone.
The Fubo basic channels package costs $59.99 per month. fuboTV has a free 7-day trialwith no obligations. Just cancel online before the trial ends if you don’t want to keep it.
Watch FS1 on Vidgo
Vidgo has FS1 as part of its 85+ channel live TV lineup. A&E, ESPN, ESPN2, Big Ten Network and History channel are among some of Vidgo’s most popular channels.
Subscribers can stream on up to three devices at once. Vidgo has apps on Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV and Android TV devices such as Google Chromecast.
A Vidgo subscription costs $55 per month. You can look over the channel lineup before deciding whether to sign up.
YouTube TV: Stream FS1 Live Without Cable
YouTube TV has 85+ live TV channels including FS1, FS2, ESPN, AMC, CNN and TNT. A subscription costs $64.99 per month.
YouTube TV comes with unlimited Cloud DVR, and works with Roku, Apple TV, PCs, iOS devices and Android smartphones. You can also stream FS1 online with a web browser. YouTube TV has a free 7-day trial.
Can I watch FS1 Live on FOX Sports Go?
Yes. Even if you’re a cord cutter, you can live stream FS1 on the FOX Sports app.
Just use your subscription to fuboTV, Hulu with Live TV, and YouTubeTV to activate the FOX Sports app. You will get extra live streams for FS1 for certain sporting events.
And it’s an extra option to stream FS1 live when you’re traveling.
I like keeping a Roku Streaming Stick with me when I’m on the road, so I can watch FS1 and other live TV channels by using my live TV subscription – even when I’m on the opposite end of the country.
With a Sling TV subscription, I can activate the FOXNOW app to get a live stream of FS1, FS2, Big Ten Network, a local FOX station, FOX Deportes and some key networks like FX, FXM, National Geographic and Nat Geo Wild. The app is like its own skinny bundle of live TV channels.
What’s the best way to watch FS1 without cable?
All of these services provide a pretty solid value, but Sling TV is the cheapest option at $35 per month. The Sling Blue plan has FS1 as part of a 45+ channel bundle. You can look over Sling’s channel lineup, or sign up for a free 3-day trial.
fuboTV is the only live TV service that has FS1 in 4K for some major sporting events. It has regional sports channels and ESPN so it’s worth exploring the channel lineup, especially if you own a 4K TV and streaming device. fuboTV offers a free 7-day trial.
Hulu with Live TV has a lot of channels, an extra on-demand streaming service, app activation and Cloud DVR for $64.99 per month. Hulu has a free 7-day trial that you can use even if you already subscribe to Hulu’s on-demand streaming service.
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This article was published on June 23, 2018, and has been updated.
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Ok so why isn’t the PBA on FS1 like it is advertised? You have boxing on instead of the PBA. Get with the program. Don’t say it will be on and then have stupid boxing instead.