Eleven Sports has agreed a deal with Twitter to live-stream Ivy League American football games.

The sports broadcaster will stream seven games during October and November on its @ElevenSportsUSA Twitter feed. The games are free to watch.

“Eleven Sports aims to meet the demands of underserved fans everywhere and with this innovative partnership we are doing just that – making top college action available in a very accessible and engaging way,” said Marc Watson, executive chairman and group CEO, Eleven Sports.  “We are truly platform agnostic, we will go where the fans demand to consume their sports action and we are looking forward to working with Twitter and the Ivy League to grow this exciting partnership for the benefit of these dedicated fans.”

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