Nufu TV Channel List: What Sports Are Included?

Nufu TV channel list: the short answer

If you are searching for the Nufu TV channel list, here is the direct answer: there isn't a channel-by-channel list to publish, because the service isn't organised that way. Nufu TV is organised around six sports: pro football, college football, basketball, hockey, baseball and soccer. You watch them live and on replay, and every plan includes all six.

This guide explains what that means in practice, how to check a specific game or team before you pay, which devices it runs on and what the plans cost.

Why there is no channel-by-channel list

Traditional TV packages are sold as bundles of channels, so a channel list is the natural way to see what you're buying. A sports streaming service built around the games themselves works differently. What you care about is whether your sport is there, whether you can watch it as it happens, and whether you can catch up if you miss it.

So instead of a long grid of channel numbers, the Nufu TV lineup comes down to three questions:

1. Which sports? Six, listed below.
2. Live or later? Both: live games plus replays of games you missed.
3. Which plan has what? Every plan has everything. There is no sports tier, add-on or premium pack.

That makes the offer easy to read, but it also means this page won't list channel names, networks, competitions or teams. The service doesn't publish them, and guessing would only mislead you. If a specific game matters to you, the section on checking before you pay explains how to find out.

The six Nufu sports

Here are the six sports every plan covers, in plain words:

Every row is the same on purpose. There is no plan that drops a sport, and no sport that is live-only.

Football, pro and college

Pro football and college football are listed separately, and both are included. If your weekend splits between the two, you don't need two subscriptions or an upgrade to follow both.

Basketball, hockey and baseball

These three sports have long seasons with frequent games, often several on the same night. That is where replays help most: watch one game live and come back to another one afterwards.

Soccer

Soccer is the sixth sport on every plan, live and on replay, on the same account as the other five. Soccer fans often follow games played at awkward hours, so being able to start a replay later in the day, on a phone or on the TV, is part of what the sport needs from a streaming service.

What "organised by sport" means in practice

Being organised by sport rather than by channel has a few practical effects on how you use it day to day.

• You look for the game, not the channel. You don't need to know which channel a game would be on elsewhere.
• Live and replay sit together. If you're late, the replay of a game you missed is there instead of a gap in your schedule.
• True 1080p HD. That is the picture quality the service states. Its terms add that streaming quality "may vary based on your internet connection and device capabilities".
• One account, every screen. The same sign-in works on every device you own. The login is for you and your household, not to be shared with others.

If you're new to streaming sports over the internet, what is IPTV explains the technology behind it in plain terms.

How to check a specific game or team before you pay

A list of six sports doesn't tell you whether one particular game is on. There are two honest ways to find out before you commit to a plan.

Ask the team on WhatsApp

Support is on WhatsApp, 24/7. Message the team with the sport and the game or team you want to follow, and ask. It is the quickest way to get a direct answer about something specific, and the same chat is where you would order later. You can find the WhatsApp link on the contact page.

To get a useful answer in one message, include:

• the sport, for example college football or hockey;
• the game or team you want to follow, and roughly when it is on;
• whether you need it live, on replay or both;
• the device you'll watch on, so the team can also send the right setup steps.

Use the 3-day free trial

The surest check is to look for yourself. New subscribers can get a 3-day free trial with no credit or debit card. You ask for it on WhatsApp, and the team sends your sign-in details in the same chat. During those three days, sign in on the device you actually watch on and look for the games you care about, live and on replay.

At the end of the trial, you pick a paid plan to keep watching, or the trial account is suspended. No card is taken for the trial, so choosing a plan is a separate step you take yourself. The free trial page has the full details.

Devices: where you can watch the six sports

The lineup is the same on every screen. The service runs:

• in the browser on Windows, Mac or Linux;
• on Android TV, Samsung (Tizen) and LG (webOS) Smart TVs;
• on iPhone and Android phones, and on iPad and Android tablets;
• on Roku, by adding the Nufu TV channel on any Roku device;
• on Fire TV Stick, by installing the Nufu TV app;
• on Nvidia Shield, and on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S;
• on Chromecast, by casting from your phone or tablet to the TV.

It works on any network: home Wi-Fi, mobile data or an office connection. For a step-by-step walkthrough from device to first game, read how to watch sports without cable.

Plans: every one includes all six sports

Because there are no channel tiers, the three plans differ only in length, price and support level:

All three include the six sports, live games plus replays, true 1080p HD, one account on all your devices and 24/7 WhatsApp support. Plans renew automatically unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the renewal date, and you can cancel at any time. Payment is by Visa, Mastercard, American Express or PayPal, through a secure payment link the team sends on WhatsApp. Compare them on the subscription page.

Nufu TV channels FAQ

What channels are on Nufu TV?

The service doesn't publish a channel-by-channel list. It is organised around six sports: pro football, college football, basketball, hockey, baseball and soccer, live and on replay.

Is there a Nufu TV channels list?

No list of channel names is published. What is published is the set of six sports every plan includes. To check a particular game or team, ask the team on WhatsApp or use the 3-day free trial.

What sports does Nufu TV have?

Six: pro football, college football, basketball, hockey, baseball and soccer. Each is available live and on replay, in true 1080p HD.

Do all plans include the same Nufu channels?

Yes. Monthly, 6 Months and Annual all include all six sports. The plans differ only in length, price and support level: priority support on 6 Months, VIP support on Annual.

Can I check if my team is covered before I pay?

Yes. Ask on WhatsApp, where support is available 24/7, or request the 3-day free trial, which needs no credit or debit card, and look for yourself on your own device.

Conclusion: the Nufu TV channel list, in one line

The Nufu TV channel list is really a sports list: six sports, live and on replay, in true 1080p HD, on every plan and every device you own. To check your games for yourself, start with the Nufu TV free trial, or compare the three plans on the Nufu TV subscription page.