ESPN Player launches ESPN Select
The ESPN Select channel is the new addition to the live and on-demand streaming service where sports fans across Europe, Middle East & Africa will have access to a huge range of exclusive sports, analysis and previews.
“ESPN Select will bring fans a great line-up of live and on-demand content, with something new and different every month. The channel offers a combination of what makes ESPN great – live coverage of exciting and captivating sports, plus critically acclaimed sports documentaries from some of the best directors in the world.” – Charly Classen, General Manager, ESPN EMEA
ESPN Player has launched a new channel, ESPN Select, which will join its NCAA College sport flagship channel to provide subscribers with a wide range of sports content live and on-demand anytime, anywhere.
From the 1st of September, the new channel will provide customers with access to ESPN Films and its Emmy-award winning documentary series ’30 for 30′. Each month, ESPN Select will make a selection of 30 for 30 documentaries available, such as the highly acclaimed ‘June 17th 1994′, which looks at the dramatic day of sporting action which was eclipsed by O.J Simpson’s police chase , and ‘16th Man’ , which explores the emotional tale behind the 1995 Rugby World Cup. Many more films from the catalogue will be available, enabling subscribers to relive some of the most unforgettable stories in sport.
The Select subscription will also include the X-Games and World Series of Poker channels that were previously available as separate subscriptions on ESPN Player and the intense, Navy seal inspired BattleFrog League Championships which sees teams of athletes tackle extreme obstacle courses. The channel will also bring fan favourite Little League World Series where the globe’s youngest baseball superstars battle it out for the title of World Champions and the high-flying stateside Drone Racing Nationals.
Sports fans will have access to all of this content as part of ESPN Player’s ESPN Select channel. The monthly pass is available for £6.99, and starts with a seven day free trial, while a 24 hour pass is available for £4.99.
