With so many options available, it can be hard to know which app is best for you. Here are a few of the best apps for streaming live, so you don’t have to miss your favorite sporting event ever again.

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1. 365 Scores

With the 365 Scores app, you have instant access to up-to-date information on goals, player stats, game highlights, and sports news at the palm of your hand. The app is available on multiple platforms, including Google Play and Windows Phone. You can even get notifications sent for specific games, so you never have to miss a play or goal. The best part is, it’s all in real-time, so you don’t have to worry about your buddy finding out before you.

2. YiPTV

YiPTV can be accessed via the internet, or, if you’re on the go, it also works with broadband, Wi-Fi, 3G, 4G, and LTE connections. You can watch live from anywhere in the U.S. Need to take a bathroom break? With YiPTV, you can even pause the live game for a few minutes, so you won’t miss the play that everyone’s talking about tomorrow during your coffee break. You can stream any game live with over 100 channels on your desktop or mobile device, and, you can even share your membership with friends and family on up to 5 devices.

3. Watch ESPN

If you can’t get enough of ESPN, this is the app for you. Whether you’re just looking to catch the end of the game or you want access to minute by minute coverage, Watch ESPN is a great solution. The app allows you to watch all things ESPN Sports live, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can watch live coverage on your desktop computer, smartphone, or tablet, so you don’t have to rush home after work. For the gamers out there, you can even watch live from your Xbox 360.

These are just a few of the many apps available for watching live sporting events. Looking for other helpful apps to help keep you connected to exciting events going on around you? Check out PSafe’s blog about the 8 Apps to Help You Find Fun Events in Your City and download PowerPRO to keep your battery lasting through the entire game.

Livestream

Maybe you had homework or maybe you had a date with your girlfriend; whatever the reason, you are missing out on the big concert and are filled with regret. Luckily, Livestream has you covered. Livestream allows you to watch both live and broadcasted events from your phone. If you can’t afford tickets to the local concert you were itching to go to, then Livestream will most likely have it recorded. With over 5 million downloads and a 4.1 star rating, you can’t go wrong with Livestream.

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Ustream

Ustream also allows you to conveniently broadcast live events from your phone; however, with Ustream, you can communicate with other people who are attending the live event. For instance, if you are missing out on a concert, you can connect with someone else with the app to see how it is going. This app also enables you to broadcast the events yourself from the camera on your phone. You can follow certain Ustream channels that are tailored to your interests; for instance, if you are a soccer fanatic, then there is a soccer channel for you to watch all of the big games.

Periscope

Periscope is another application that allows you to stream live events. It also allows you to watch replay highlights of videos you missed. So, if you missed the big football game because you had a wedding to go to, then Periscope has you covered. You can watch all of the highlights while skipping over the boring parts of the game. Periscope also allows you to broadcast live to private groups; if you don’t want the whole world watching the event you are at, then you can privately send it to a group of friends.

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1. Like a Local

Like a Local lets you access recommendations from other people who live in your city. It features a large number of hidden spots, and activities that may not be featured on more mainstream to-do lists. Accordingly, Like a Local’s recommendations will often be less crowded, and can feel more authentic than other, more popular activities. The app is completely offline, and free for download.

2. Now

Now works in real-time, and lets you view categories of events that you may be interested in. It tags your location, and then offers different types of activities ranging from concerts to arts and culture. Now also collaborates with Instagram, Facebook, Google+, and Vine to provide photos, and information about popular places in your area.

3. Gravy

Gravy is unique in that it creates lists of events based on your mood. You can preference what you’re in the mood for, and find different activities that will appeal to you. For example, if you are feeling energetic, you can pick from the “lively” category, and find a hip bar to go visit. Gravy uses your location to show you events that are a perfect fit for your current frame of mind.

4. Eventsions

Eventsions works hand in hand with Facebook to show you events in your area based on what you, or your friends like. It lets you access your calendar so you can schedule accordingly, and lets you book tickets directly from the app. Eventsions is a “one stop shop” where you can find events you are likely to enjoy, buy tickets, and share with friends.

5. Field Trip

Field Trip is a background app that is constantly functioning as you discover a new city or area. It continuously provides pop up information about different bars, restaurants, venues, or events in your area without you having to search for them. Field Trip collaborates with TimeOut, Thrillist, SongKick, and Flavorpill to gather reliable information from sources the locals use.

6. SongKick

Perfect for music enthusiasts, SongKick is an app that works within your music library to check out your music preferences, and provide you with upcoming concerts in your area. In addition to giving you the opportunity to see your favorite artists, SongKick also lets you buy tickets on the app, and enter events into your calendar.

7. Flickr

If you are interested in the photo-side of events, Flickr can be helpful. It lets you peruse photos taken at nearby locations, so you can see the delicious food, or beautiful sites those around you have already spotted. You can search Flickr based on your location, find a photo of something you may want to see, and check out the exact location. This app is perfect for foodies who want to get a visual before they try something new.

8. MapMyNearest

If you have something specific in mind that you are interested in doing, MapMyNearest will find you the closest opportunity. For example, if you want to go to a coffee shop, you can ask the app to find you the closest coffee shop, and it will route you to that location. This can be especially useful if you are in need of finding transportation, or assistance as it can route you to the nearest train station, bus stop, or grocery store.

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