In 2020, several Indian platforms emerged as popular choices for football enthusiasts seeking free live streaming options. Hotstar, owned by Disney, became a go-to destination for streaming major football tournaments including the English Premier League and UEFA Champions League. The platform offered both free and premium subscription models, with the free version providing access to select matches and highlights.
SonyLIV was another prominent Indian streaming service that featured football content in 2020. As the official streaming partner for various football leagues, it provided live coverage of matches from tournaments like the UEFA Europa League and domestic Indian football competitions. The platform\“s free tier allowed users to watch certain matches with limited features.
JioTV, part of Reliance Jio\“s digital ecosystem, gained significant popularity among Indian football fans. This mobile streaming application offered live television channels that broadcast football matches, including popular sports networks like Star Sports and Sony ESPN. The service was particularly accessible to Jio subscribers who could stream content without additional data charges.
MX Player, originally known for video playback, expanded into live streaming in 2020 and featured football content among its sports offerings. The platform partnered with various content providers to bring live football matches to Indian viewers, focusing on making sports accessible through its free ad-supported model.
Airtel Xstream emerged as another competitive option in the Indian market, providing live football streaming through its integrated platform. The service aggregated content from multiple broadcasters and offered both live matches and recorded highlights, catering to the growing demand for football content among Indian audiences. |
