CORONAVIRUS
NFL Gamepass free for fans during coronavirus outbreak
The National Football League have offered all footage of previous seasons free of charge for users for a numbers of months during coronavirus scare.

The NFL have announced that they will make NFL Gamepass free until May 31st for American viewers. Starting on Thursday, it will be free to view for international viewers until July 31st due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The current crisis is likely to keep people in their homes for the foreseeable future and several companies have made the move to ease people's boredom. Football Manager announced it would be free to download until March 26th.
"A digital product available across multiple platforms and devices, NFL Game Pass offers an extensive library of football programming for fans. This includes access to past regular and postseason NFL games, previous seasons of award-winning NFL Films series such as Hard Knocks and A Football Life, and exclusive NFL Game Pass Film Sessions with some of the league's star players and coaches," the NFL said.
The news will be welcome by those in Spain and Italy who are currently in lockdown. The Spanish government announced a state of alarm and told people not to leave their homes unless absolutely necessary. Italy has in lockdown too after the virus hit it's shores and spread rapidly.
Te recomendamos en English
- CORONAVIRUS STIMULUS CHECK Third stimulus check: who is getting extra money, why and how much?
- REAL MADRID Real Madrid and Barça to battle it out for Haaland and Alaba
- EL CLÁSICO Piqué fighting until last minute for El Clásico start
- PREMIER LEAGUE Man City vs Leeds United: live!
- GOLF | AUGUSTA MASTERS 2021 Olazábal dedicates Masters cut to late compatriot Ballesteros
- EL CLÁSICO Real Madrid vs Barcelona: which players have played on both teams?