Live sports and local TV — Louisville Cardinals, Louisville City FC and Kentucky Derby horses games, plus local Louisville stations, in HD and in 4K where the broadcaster offers it. Works on Firestick, smart TVs, phones and computers.
Louisville is Kentucky's biggest sports city and home of the most famous two minutes in American sports — the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs each May. Louisville Cardinals basketball in the ACC is a perennial powerhouse at the KFC Yum! Center. Louisville City FC at Lynn Family Stadium has one of the most passionate USL fan bases in the country. College sports — football, basketball, baseball — are the dominant spectator sports.
Zylo TV carries the national and regional sports networks that show Louisville sports, with no separate sports package on top of your subscription. Games that stream only on a league or team app, and pay-per-view events, are the ones to check during your free trial.
All games broadcast on NCAA, USL, MiLB networks are included in your subscription. Games that stream only on a league or team app are the exception.
Beyond Louisville local sports, Zylo TV includes the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, Champions League, NFL RedZone, NBA TV, Formula 1, UFC/MMA, boxing, cricket, rugby, and golf majors — all included, all in 4K where broadcast in 4K.
Free 24-hour trial — no credit card. Check the channels for your team before you pay.
Louisville doesn’t have an NFL, NBA, NHL or MLB team, so local sports viewing centres on college sport, pro soccer, minor-league baseball and the Kentucky Derby — and each one lives on a different channel. Here’s where to look.
| Team / event | Venue | Where it airs |
|---|---|---|
| Kentucky Derby (first Saturday in May) | Churchill Downs | NBC — WAVE 3 locally |
| Louisville Cardinals (ACC football & basketball) | L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium / KFC Yum! Center | ESPN networks (ESPN, ESPN2, ABC, ACC Network) and The CW, under the ACC’s TV deals |
| Louisville City FC (USL Championship) | Lynn Family Stadium | WBKI (The CW) and MyTV 58 over the air, streaming on ESPN+; a few national games on CBS and CBS Sports Network |
| Racing Louisville FC (NWSL) | Lynn Family Stadium | NWSL national partners: CBS, ESPN, ION and Prime Video |
| Louisville Bats (Triple-A, Cincinnati Reds affiliate) | Louisville Slugger Field | MiLB.TV streaming |
| Kentucky Wildcats (SEC) | Lexington | ESPN networks (ESPN, ABC, SEC Network) under the SEC’s ESPN deal |
Two things catch Louisville viewers out. First, Louisville City FC’s local games aren’t on a national sports channel at all: they air on WBKI and MyTV 58, the Gray-owned sister stations of WDRB and WAVE, so you need those local channels or ESPN+ to follow LouCity week to week. Second, Derby Day coverage runs for hours on NBC, but the race itself goes off shortly before 7 p.m. Eastern.
For Cardinals and Wildcats fans, nearly everything is on the ESPN family of channels, which makes college basketball season one of the simplest to follow — as long as ESPN, ESPN2 and the ACC and SEC Networks are all in your lineup. Check them by name during your free trial.
Louisville subscribers get access to live channels across every genre — sports, news, entertainment, movies, series, kids, and international. Here's a snapshot of what's included:
| Network | Station | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| NBC | WAVE | 3 |
| ABC | WHAS-TV | 11 |
| CBS | WLKY | 32 |
| FOX | WDRB | 41 |
| The CW / MyNetworkTV | WBKI | 58 |
Local channels vary by market. During your free trial, search the channel list for these call signs to confirm the ones you want are there.
Full channel list with search: View complete channel list →
The math on cable in Louisville keeps getting worse — higher bills, fewer channels included as standard, and blackout rules that block exactly the games people want to watch. Zylo TV runs over an existing Spectrum or AT&T Fiber connection with no installation appointment and no new box, and setup usually takes well under ten minutes. Compared to a typical cable bill, the difference usually works out to well over half the monthly cost, with a larger channel count and no rental fees.
Zylo TV's annual plan works out to $6.58/month, with no contract and no box rental. Compare that with your current cable or satellite bill in Louisville, including equipment fees and sports add-ons.
| Feature | Cable TV | Zylo TV IPTV |
|---|---|---|
| Channels | 200–300 | Thousands |
| 4K Ultra HD | Limited | ✅ Selected channels |
| Sports Packages | Extra $20–$50/mo | ✅ Included |
| International Channels | ❌ Very limited | ✅ Wide selection |
| Monthly Cost | $88/mo avg | $6.58–$11.67/mo |
| Contract Required | ✅ 1–2 years | ❌ Month-to-month |
| Simultaneous Devices | 1–2 TVs | ✅ Up to 5 devices |
| Free Trial | ❌ Not typically | ✅ 24-hour free trial |
| Setup Time | Technician visit needed | ✅ 5 minutes self-install |
Louisville has one fiber provider, AT&T Fiber, which reaches around 98% of the city with plans up to 5 Gbps, and one cable provider, Spectrum, covering about 96% with plans up to 1 Gbps, according to BroadbandMap.com’s analysis of FCC data. Verizon and T-Mobile 5G Home Internet and Starlink are also available across the city. Google Fiber, which briefly served parts of Louisville, shut down its service there in 2019. Any of these clears Zylo TV’s requirement; for live sports, fiber or a wired Ethernet connection gives the steadiest picture, while 5G home internet can vary with signal strength and time of day.
Zylo TV works with any broadband connection — cable, fiber, DSL, or fixed wireless. The only requirement is a stable internet connection of at least 10 Mbps for HD or 25 Mbps for 4K. Here's how the main Louisville providers perform:
| Quality | Min Speed Required | Recommended Speed | Data Per Hour |
|---|---|---|---|
| SD (480p) | 3 Mbps | 5 Mbps | ~0.7 GB |
| HD (720p) | 5 Mbps | 10 Mbps | ~1.5 GB |
| Full HD (1080p) | 10 Mbps | 20 Mbps | ~3 GB |
| 4K Ultra HD | 25 Mbps | 50 Mbps | ~7 GB |
Tip: For live sports, use a wired Ethernet connection rather than WiFi wherever possible. Ethernet eliminates buffering during high-action moments.
No technician visit, no equipment rental, no installation window. Set up Zylo TV yourself in under 5 minutes on any device:
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All plans include the same channel lineup, HD streams with 4K where available, up to 5 devices, and support on WhatsApp, live chat and email. No hidden fees, and plans don’t renew automatically.
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The Kentucky Derby airs on NBC, which in Louisville is WAVE on channel 3. Coverage runs through the afternoon on the first Saturday in May, and the race itself usually goes off shortly before 7 p.m. Eastern.
Yes — Zylo TV works with Spectrum, AT&T Fiber and other internet providers in Louisville, as long as the connection is stable. You need at least 10 Mbps for HD and 25 Mbps for 4K. If you need help with setup, message our support team on WhatsApp.
Zylo TV carries the national and regional sports channels that broadcast Louisville Cardinals games, in HD and in 4K where the broadcaster offers it, with no separate sports package. Some games stream only on a league or team service, so check the games you care about during the free trial.
Zylo TV starts at $35 for 3 months, or $6.58 a month on the annual plan, with no contract and no box rental. Compare that with your current cable or satellite bill in Louisville, including equipment fees and sports add-ons.
AT&T Fiber and Spectrum are Louisville’s two main wired providers. AT&T Fiber reaches around 98% of the city and Spectrum around 96%, and both comfortably clear the 10 Mbps needed for HD and 25 Mbps for 4K. Verizon or T-Mobile 5G Home Internet also works if the signal at your address is strong, but for live sports a wired fiber or cable connection is steadier.
Zylo TV works on Firestick, Android TV, Smart TVs (Samsung, LG, Sony), iPhone, iPad, Android phones, tablets, Nvidia Shield, Apple TV, and any web browser. You can use up to 5 devices simultaneously on a single subscription.
Yes — Zylo TV offers a free 24-hour trial for all new subscribers, including those in Louisville. No credit card required. You get full access to the channel lineup during the trial so you can verify your local channels, sports coverage, and streaming quality before committing.
Louisville’s main stations are WAVE (NBC, channel 3), WHAS-TV (ABC, channel 11), WLKY (CBS, channel 32), WDRB (FOX, channel 41) and WBKI (The CW and MyNetworkTV, channel 58). Local channel availability varies by market, so search for these call signs during your free trial to confirm the ones you want are in the lineup.
After your payment processes, your login details arrive by email. Download an IPTV player (IPTV Smarters Pro, TiviMate or GSE Smart IPTV), enter your details, and you’re ready to watch — our setup guides cover each device.
Zylo TV works the same way in every city on this list — same channel lineup, same price, same 24-hour free trial.
No matter which of these cities you're in, setup takes the same five minutes and the subscription itself never changes based on location.
Start your free 24-hour trial — no credit card required. Test your local channels and teams first. If it works for you, plans start at just $35.