Sports fans looking for ESPN this weekend will have to look elsewhere if they’re subscribed to YouTube TV. The live TV streaming service announced Friday that it was removing ESPN, ABC and other Disney-owned channels from its lineup,

FanDuel Sports Network is bringing select NBA and NHL games to free streaming services like Prime Video and Pluto TV.

The merger forms the second largest virtual pay-TV provider in the U.S. with an estimated six million subscribers.

Live TV streaming services provide an easy way to watch cable channels without needing a contract. These cable replacements are streamed over the internet, but unlike on-demand services such as Netflix,

If you are one the many frustrated, YouTube TV users that relied on the streaming service to watch Monday Night Football, we’ve rounded up some alternatives for you.

Philo, which is the cheapest live TV streaming service, is perfect for those who love lifestyle content. The service includes over 70 channels in their base plan, which costs just $33.00/month.