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SAVE $20: As of Sept. 7,Bayo (2025)new and returning Hulu users can save $20 per month for their first three months of Hulu + Live TV. You'll get access to Hulu + Live TV, ESPN+, and Disney+ for $49.99 per month for the first three months.

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If you have no plans this fall other than to plop yourself on the couch and watch football all week, this Hulu bundle deal will save you $20 a month for your first three months.

Not only will you get access to over 75 TV channels, you'll also be able to catch all your favorite sports commentary on ESPN+ and your favorite Pixar movies on Disney+.

SEE ALSO: How to watch sports live without cable (or even a TV)

If you're looking into streaming services specifically for football, Hulu+ Live TV will get you most of the channels you need to watch local games — at a cheaper price than signing up for cable. Watch NFL games on CBS, FOX, ESPN, and NFL Network, and watch college football on ESPN, ABC, BTN, FOX, FS1, CBS, and SEC ESPN Network.

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The $49.99 per month pricing is for the ad-supported version of Hulu, and will auto-renew at $69.99 per month after the three month promo is up. This deal runs through Oct. 5 and is valid for new and eligible returning users who haven't had Hulu in the last month.

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