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ESPN's critically acclaimed 30 for 30 documentary series, which highlights some of the most influential and infamous people and events in sports history, is a must-see for any sporting enthusiast.
Thoroughly researched, these docos provide insight into exciting sports tales of the past. Whether they focus on lesser-known figures or larger-than-life legends, all of the documentaries are expertly put together so viewers can feel as close to what's happening on screen as possible.
Even better, the docuseries is available to stream in Australia, so you can rewatch older episodes whenever you want.
Long gone are the days of hoping you could catch ESPN's 30 for 30 as it went live to air or perhaps series linking it. Now you can stream the award-winning show on-demand your way. Foxtel iQ, Foxtel Now, Kayo Sports and Fetch TV are among the options. Read on for more details.
Kayo Sports offers live and on-demand coverage of over 50 sports, including content from ESPN. Even better, the service has a generous on-demand library which features the 30 for 30 series. You can watch new episodes live as they air or tune in whenever your schedule allows.
A Basic subscription to Kayo Sports lets you watch on two screens at the same time for $25 per month, while a Premium subscription costs $35 per month and supports three simultaneous streams. Whichever plan you get you have access to the entire content library, as well as exciting features like SplitView, which lets you watch four channels at once on the same screen. Read all about the platform's features in our full Kayo review.
New customers get a 14-day free trial, so you can start watching ESPN's 30 for 30 series for no cost right now. No contracts are involved so you can cancel your subscription anytime. Kayo Sports works with a variety of devices, including PC/Mac, iOS/Android, PS4/PS5, Apple TV, Android TV, Telstra TV and Chromecast.
Stream Kayo Sports for 14 days FREE and no lock-in contract
Both ESPN and ESPN2 are available as part of Foxtel iQ's pay TV Sports HD pack, which you need to get on top of the base Foxtel Plus pack for a total of $74 per month. Foxtel often runs special offers, so you might be able to score a discount.
Once subscribed, you can watch ESPN on TV or stream to your laptop or mobile device with the Foxtel GO app, so watching new 30 for 30 episodes is a breeze. You can also watch previous instalments of the series on-demand.
Alternatively, you can try the WatchESPN app, included for free with your Sports HD subscription. It features live streams, on-demand content and replays of recent ESPN events.
ESPN is also part of the Sport channel pack on Foxtel Now. You can take advantage of a 10-day free trial, all packs included.
The Sports pack is a premium option at $29 per month. That means you need to add it to the basic Essential pack, which costs $25 per month. Like the previous options, you can watch new episodes live as they air or tune in on-demand.
Foxtel Now works with computers, smartphones and tablets via the Foxtel GO app. Alternatively you can watch Foxtel Now on Sony Android TVs, Telstra TV, Chromecast/Airplay, PS4 and the Foxtel Now box.
10-day free trial of Foxtel Now
Both ESPN and ESPN2 are available with Fetch TV as part of the Vibe channel pack, which costs only $6 per month. You can watch new 30 for 30 episodes live when they air or when the two channels air replays.
The total price of your subscription will depend on whether you buy your Fetch box outright or subscribe through a broadband provider.
Co-produced by ESPN Films and Netflix, The Last Dance is exclusive to Netflix outside the US. In other words, you will need a Netflix subscription to watch the miniseries about the career of Michael Jordan, with particular focus on his final season with the Chicago Bulls. Subscriptions to Netflix in Australia start at $10.99 per month.
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