You’ve been watching football… but not this version of it.

Zuku’s football channels ESPN Ch 712, ESPN2 Ch 713, Ch 720, and Liverpool FC TV Ch 721, are designed less like mass television and more like curated football ecosystems. They reward the fan who pays attention, the one who values depth over noise, storytelling over spectacle, and true football culture.

Here is why You should be watching  Zuku “Big Four” sports channels.

1. ESPN (Zuku Ch 712) — Shows, Segments, and Football Content

ESPN is a 24-hour linear sports network tailored for Sub-Saharan viewers.

It blends live matches, news, highlights, studio shows, and recurring flagship segments.

What You’ll See:

i.Live Match Broadcasts

– European football leagues with regularly scheduled matches aired LIVE: Eredivisie (Netherlands), Scottish Premiership, English Football League (Championship)

 

— DFB Pokal, Turkish Süper Lig, Belgian Pro League, Saudi Pro League, and NWSL (women’s) fixtures as rights permit.

ii. Studio Shows & Weekly Highlights
– SportsCenter – Africa Edition — live scoreboard, transfer buzz, injury news, top plays and goals recap (Afternoon/Evening editions).

– Match previews and post-game show segments — short features before and after live games summarizing key moments.

iii. Special Content (Seasonal or Event-Based)
– Documentaries and stories from the 30 for 30 series or major football retrospectives are aired in dedicated blocks (rights and scheduling permitting).

– Major League Baseball, NFL briefing shows, The Super bowl, NBA Today, FIBA World Cup, and major rugby or college football may be slot in across the week.

Why This Matters:

ESPN on Zuku is not just live games; it’s a curated news-plus-analysis destination where fans can follow fixtures, expected matchups, and analytical talk shows that go deeper than just highlights.

2. ESPN2 (Zuku Ch 713) — Shows, Extras, and Sports Variety

ESPN2 on Zuku often functions as either complement or overflow to ESPN, meaning when simultaneous live sports happen, or when marquee talk shows are scheduled, this channel broadcasts them.

What You’ll See:

i. Live Overflow Fixtures

– Additional European football league matches — often second picks from the Belgian Pro League, Dutch Eredivisie, and Scottish fixtures when ESPN main is airing other events.

ii. Top Talk & Magazine Shows

– First Take — high-energy sports talk with strong personalities and debate on football results, transfers, and trending stories (actually produced for ESPN studios but aired regularly on ESPN2 in many regions).

– Pat McAfee Show (sports talk format) and SWOT-style football roundups, reused from African feed packages.

iii. Non-Football Sports Content
– Key American sports features — NBA highlights, NFL breakdown sessions, NHL and MLB events , which are rotated throughout the weekly schedule.

Why fans love ESPN2:
It fills in action when ESPN main is at capacity, adds talk and debate programming, and broadens your weekly sports storytelling beyond just one feed … perfect for multi-discipline fans.

3. Liverpool FC TV (LFCTV, Zuku Ch 721) — Official Liverpool Channel Shows

This channel is the official club network that brings an unmatched level of club-specific programming to Zuku subscribers.

What You’ll See:

i. Full Match Replays and Highlights — matches featuring Liverpool’s first team, across Premier League, UEFA competitions, FA Cup, Carabao Cup, and often women’s team fixtures, subject to rights.

ii. Inside: Training / Inside: Matchday — weekly documentary-style segments that follow the team at training and on matchdays, giving fans deep tactical and personal insight.

iii. Exclusive Interviews & Regular Club Shows

– Player interviews featuring squad members, coaching staff, and legends.

– “Matchweek Preview” and “Matchweek Review” type shows — complementary programmes breaking down upcoming games and reviewing outcomes, typically club-hosted.

iv. Documentaries & Club Stories — long-form narratives about iconic Liverpool history, tactical evolutions, and legendary figures.

Why LFCTV on Zuku is a Must-Watch
This channel does not just broadcast matches — it curates them into context, with storytelling, analysis, and behind-the-scenes access that mainstream sports channels rarely offer.

With 28 hours of fresh content weekly, including “Inside: Training” and “Inside: Matchday.” You aren’t just a spectator; you’re practically in the dressing room. It’s the difference between being a fan and a spectator.

4. Zuku Ch 720

The channel typically serves as an additional complement to ESPN channels.

What You’ll See:

i. Additional football match live windows or replays from European, African, or regional competitions.

ii. Match highlights, condensed replays, and goal recaps scheduled as short blocks during daytime or late-night slots.

iii. Sports Talk & Commentary — studio wraps on recent results, interviews with local analysts, and sport-centric features relevant to regional viewers.

Why this channel is popular with fans:
When ESPN channels focus on their core feeds, it fills the gaps, keeping your match coverage, previews, and analysis rolling even when there are scheduling overlaps.

 

CONCLUSION:

This means that you’re not just watching sports, you’re also getting stories, expert insight, and narrative continuity, exactly what high-value football fans crave.

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