Alright, so I’m a big sports fan. I love watching live matches—especially cricket and football. Problem is, not all apps on Smart TVs give you free access to live channels. I kept hearing about Sportzfy APK, so I decided to give it a shot.

If you're trying to get Sportzfy on your Smart TV, here's exactly how I did it. It took me about 15 minutes, and now I can watch live sports straight from my couch — no subscription needed.

First Things First: What is Sportzfy APK?

Sportzfy is basically a free app that streams live sports channels. It includes a lot of cricket, football, WWE, and even some TV channels too. It’s mostly used on Android phones, but since Smart TVs use Android too (most of them, anyway), it works there too.

Just know this: you won’t find it on the Play Store. You have to download the APK file manually. It’s a bit of a workaround, but not hard if you follow the steps.

What You’ll Need

Here’s what I used:

  • A Smart TV that runs Android
  • A USB drive (because downloading straight on the TV is a pain)
  • A file manager app (I used File Commander)
  • The latest Sportzfy APK file (got it from a trusted site—be careful where you download it)

Step-by-Step: Installing Sportzfy APK on Smart TV

Step 1: Enable Unknown Sources

Go to your Smart TV’s settings.
Find the “Security” or “Privacy” section.
Turn on “Install apps from unknown sources.”
This just lets you install stuff that’s not from the Play Store.

Step 2: Download the Sportzfy APK

I used my laptop to download the APK file.
Then I moved it onto a USB stick.
Make sure the APK file is the latest version (older ones might not work well).

Step 3: Plug the USB into the TV

Stick the USB into the Smart TV.
Open your file manager (install one from the Play Store if you don’t have it already).

Step 4: Install the APK

Open the folder with the APK file.
Click on it, and the TV will ask if you want to install.
Say yes, and wait for it to finish.

Mine took about 30 seconds.

Using Sportzfy on Smart TV

Once it’s installed, you’ll find the Sportzfy icon in your apps list.

When I opened it for the first time, the layout looked just like on my phone.
There are tabs for Live TV, Sports, and different categories.
I tapped into a cricket match and boom—live stream started instantly.

You might need to allow permissions or update some player inside the app, depending on your version. Just follow the prompts.