As expected, TNT Sports has today officially replaced BT Sport throughout the UK and Republic of Ireland. This follows the initial announcement back in February after the completion of a joint venture between BT and Warner Bros Discovery.
TNT Sports will still present the same premium live sports rights previously carried by BT Sport including the Premier League, UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Europa Conference League, Gallagher Premiership Rugby, Heineken Champions Cup, EPCR Challenge Cup, MotoGP, Cricket, UFC, Boxing and WWE.
TNT Sports is available across all major TV platforms offering a line-up of up to four TV channels (TNT Sports 1, TNT Sports 2, TNT Sports 3, TNT Sports 4), up to six digital or red-button channels (TNT Sports 5 to 10), TNT Sports Ultimate and TNT Sports Box Office HD.
TNT Sports via BT Sport Monthly Pass
TNT Sports will now be streamed on Discovery+, replacing the BT Sport app, under a new Premium plan. Priced at £29.99 per month (the same price as was previously charged for a BT Sport Monthly Pass), the new plan will combine TNT Sports, Eurosport and Discovery+ entertainment in one destination.
Customers who have access to the BT Sport App can continue enjoying TNT Sports via that app until it shuts down later this year, at which time you will need to make the switch to Discovery+.
TNT Sports via pay TV
Access to TNT Sports for existing BT Sport customers via BT TV, Sky TV, and Virgin Media will automatically commence from today, you won’t need to do anything differently. The price will be determined by the relevant provider.
BT TV customers who subscribe to TNT Sports will also get access to the Premium plan on discovery+, enabling access to TNT Sports, Eurosport and discovery+ real-life entertainment.
Those subscribing via Sky TV do not currently get access to the premium plan, though this is expected to be available soon so watch this space.