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NBC Sunday Night Football, America’s No. 1 prime-time television show for an unprecedented nine consecutive years, gets “Back to Football,” broadcasting 19 NFL games during the 2020 regular season, as well as three postseason and two preseason games.
The 51st season of Monday Night Football will kick off on ESPN with a doubleheader Monday, September 14 – Pittsburgh Steelers vs. New York Giants (7:15pm ET) and Tennessee Titans vs. Denver Broncos (10:10pm / 8:10pm MT).
Live soccer returns to TUDN, the undisputed Home of Soccer in the U.S., as Bundesliga, Germany’s top-tier league, resumes game-play following the tournament’s shutdown in early March.
NBC Sports presents 12 hours of live horse racing coverage this weekend as NBCSN simulcasts TVG’s Trackside Live from 4-8pm ET, starting Friday, May 8 and continuing through Sunday, May 10th.
ESPN will salute the PGA Championship with encore presentations of final rounds from four memorable editions of the major golf championship on Thursday and Friday, May 14-15.
May’s American Cornhole League (ACL) Pro Invitational Qualifier, ACL Cornhole Mania 2020, will be televised live from Rock Hill, SC this Saturday, May 9th.
NBC Sports Washington and Monumental Sports Network will present the WNBA’s first televised video-game simulations with a weekly series.
ESPN has confirmed that the 2020 ESPYS will still go ahead, albeit in a very changed way, with live events surrounding the ESPYS all cancelled.
Beginning Monday, May 11th, ESPN will debut an expanded weekday lineup featuring 11 hours of live and quick turnaround original studio programming.
