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30 For 30: Lance

ESPN’s The Last Dance may have performed its final tango, but the worldwide leader in sports entertainment still has you covered if you’re looking for a new documentary to watch on Sunday night.

Later tonight, Part 1 of ESPN’s newest 30 for 30 documentary, Lance, will cycle into homes. Directed by Marina Zenovich, the film combines extensive interviews and conversations with Lance Armstrong to deliver a comprehensive look at one of the most infamous athletes of all time. From his harrowing battle with testicular cancer to being exposed in one of the largest doping scandals in history, this two-part, four-hour documentary chronicles the complete story of this controversial athlete.

“I needed a nuclear meltdown… and I got it.”

How can you watch ESPN’s Lance Armstrong 30 for 30 online? Here’s everything you need to know.

WHEN IS THE LANCE ARMSTRONG 30 FOR 30 RELEASE DATE?

Part 1 airs tonight (Sunday, May 24) on ESPN and ESPN 2, while Part 2 premieres Sunday, May 31 on ESPN and ESPN 2.

WHAT TIME DOES ESPN’S LANCE ARMSTRONG 30 FOR 30 START?

Part 1: Sunday, May 24 from 9:00-11:00 p.m. ET
Part 2: Sunday, May 31 from 9:00-11:00 p.m. ET

HOW CAN I WATCH ESPN’S LANCE ARMSTRONG 30 FOR 30 LIVE ONLINE?

You can live stream Lance via the “watch live” section on the ESPN website or the ESPN app, which you can download on iTunes, Google Play, and Amazon. To access an ESPN live stream, you’ll need a valid cable login or a subscription to an over-the-top internet service that carries ESPN (Sling TV, AT&T TV NOW, YouTube TV, or Hulu + Live TV).

CAN I WATCH THE LANCE ARMSTRONG 30 FOR 30 LIVE ON HULU?

You can’t live stream Lance with a traditional Hulu account, but you can watch the film with an active subscription to Hulu + Live TV, which offers ESPN in its package. Hulu + Live TV offers a seven-day free trial to new subscribers.

HOW TO WATCH ESPN’S LANCE ARMSTRONG 30 FOR 30 ONLINE:

Both parts of ESPN’s Lance Armstrong 30 for 30 will be available to stream (with a valid cable login) on WatchESPN after they air on ESPN. Each episode will be available on WatchESPN for 21 days before moving exclusively to ESPN+.