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Stream a free preview of FS1 live on Fubo
How to watch FS1 on Fubo
To catch FS1 on Fubo, you simply need to subscribe to one of their active base channel packages, as the network is included in their standard channel lineups.
The channel is included in Fubo's Pro plan, which gives you access to 230 channels, including FS1 and FS2, your local FOX affiliate station plus many other major national networks and dedicated sports channels. It costs $63.99 during the first month after a five-day trial, then $88.99 a month thereafter.
If you'd like a wider choice of 295 channels, which includes the ability to watch FS1, FOX and other major networks in 4K, Fubo's Elite plan is available for $68.99 during the first month after a five-day trial, then $98.99 a month thereafter.
Fubo also offers an Elite with Sport Plus tier, with more than 300 channels including NFL RedZone, which costs $78.99 during the first month after a five-day trial, then $108.99 a month thereafter.
All of these Fubo plans include unlimited Cloud DVR, which allows you to easily record games and programs.
How to watch FS1 on DirecTV Stream
Watching FS1 on DirecTV Stream is equally straightforward, as the channel is baked right into their entry-level tier.
The cheapest way to unlock FS1 with this provider is by signing up for the DirecTV Entertainment package. This base tier currently costs $59.99 for your first month on a promotional offer (which later transitions to a standard rate of $89.99 per month) and provides a lineup of over 90 live channels. Alongside FS1, the Entertainment package secures your local FOX station and the ESPN family of networks, making it a highly capable sports package for the price.
DirecTV Stream also includes unlimited Cloud DVR at this price point and allows for unlimited simultaneous device streams on your home Wi-Fi network.
What is coming up on Fox Sports 1 (FS1) in October 2026?
As we enter October, live coverage of Major League Baseball's postseason will dominate the FS1 schedule.
Between Saturday October 3 and Friday October 9, FS1 will show live coverage of the National League Division Series (NLDS), which pit the San Diego Padres against the Milwaukee Brewers and the Atlanta Braves against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The winners of those series will face off against each other in the National League Championship Series (NLCS), which begins on Sunday October 11, with a potential deciding game seven slated for Monday October 19.
Every game of the NLDS and the NLCS will be broadcast live across FOX and FS1, with FS1 also carrying pre and postgame coverage of the World Series around FOX's live over-the-air telecasts of the Fall Classic. The MLB on FOX team of Kevin Burkhardt, Alex Rodriguez, David Ortiz and Derek Jeter are set to be on-site at baseball's season-deciding series, which will get underway on Friday October 23.
Getty ImagesLive NCAA college football continues to be an FS1 Saturday staple. This month's live games include Maryland @ Nebraska on October 3, then Illinois @ Michigan State, Nevada @ UTEP and Hawaii @ Arizona State on October 10. The matchups set to feature on Saturday October 17, 24 and 31 have yet to be determined, but they will include games from the Big Ten and Big 12 conferences that kick off at midday on the east coast, in the afternoon and at night.
October begins with FS1 televising selected games from European soccer's UEFA Nations League. France vs Italy will be live on the channel on Friday October 2, with other key fixtures - some of which will air live on sister station FS2 - set to be shown on delay around the channel's other live sport commitments.
Anchoring the daytime lineup throughout the month are FS1's signature weekday sports debate and analysis studio shows, such as Wake Up Barstool, The Herd with Colin Cowherd, First Things First and The Gronk & Jules Show.
What is Fox Sports 1 (FS1)?
FS1, which debuted in 2013, is part of the FOX Sports family of networks. The channel is home to Major League Baseball, the World Baseball Classic, college sports and selected soccer matches. It features day-long sports news, analysis and discussion programs followed by live sports, making it a must-watch.
Where can I watch FS1 for free?
You can watch FS1 for free through Fubo and DirecTV, as they both have a five-day free trial for new customers. Thanks to its popular demand, it is available on almost all plans of the services.
READ MORE: How to get a five-day free pass with Fubo
If you are out of the country and would like to watch upcoming FS1 content on your favored streaming service, you can do so by bypassing geo-restrictions by using a Virtual Private Network (VPN).
READ MORE: The best VPNs for streaming soccer and sports
