Fox Sports GO, the live streaming platform that showcases all of Fox Sports’ live events and studio programming, has officially launched on Roku players and Roku TV models in the US.

Roku customers who receive Fox Sports TV networks as part of their pay-TV subscription will now be able to access Fox Sports, FS1, FS2, Fox Sports Regional Networks, Fox College Sports, Fox Deportes, and Fox Soccer Plus on their Roku devices through FoxSports GO.

The full slate of Fox Sports programming will be available to Roku customers including more than 3,000 live events, as well as hundreds of hours of studio shows and original content. Live programming includes the NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, UFC, NASCAR, FIFA World Cup, and UEFA Champions League.

“Roku players are some of the most popular connected streaming devices in the industry, and it’s a significant step towards completing full distribution of Fox Sports GO,” said Clark Pierce, Senior Vice President, TV Everywhere, Fox Sports. “Roku now gives sports fans greater choice when streaming their favourite Fox Sports programming.”

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