Tonight marks another significant evening for ESPN, as YouTube TV subscribers continue to miss out on sports due to an ongoing contract conflict with Disney, the parent company of ESPN.
The matchup between the Arizona Cardinals and the Dallas Cowboys is set to air on ABC’s Monday Night Football tonight, November 3. However, because the contract dispute shows no signs of resolution, YouTube TV users will need to find another way to catch the game.
“Even with our best efforts, we couldn’t come to a fair agreement. Starting today, Disney programming will no longer be available on YouTube TV,” YouTube TV announced in a previous post on X on October 30.
On a brighter note, there are some alternatives available, which might be worth considering. These options include various live TV streaming services that can offer access to ESPN at a lower cost.
How to watch ESPN and Monday Night Football on Sling TV
If you’ve been hesitant to commit to a full subscription, or if you just want to maintain your YouTube TV subscription while still enjoying MNF, Sling TV could be a good option thanks to its flexible plans, which let you buy day passes.
The Sling Orange Day Pass is priced at $4.99 and grants you 24-hour access to all that Sling TV Orange has to offer, including ESPN and ESPN2—so you won’t miss out on MNF ManningCast if that’s your thing.
Sling also has weekly and weekend passes for the Orange plan, providing access for a few days for under $15.
Cardinals vs. Cowboys MNF Start Time:
The game featuring the Cardinals and Cowboys is set to begin tonight, November 3rd, at 8:15 PM ET.
