【The Sex Factor Episode 8 Playing With The Pros】

Apple's got a new free app for iPhone users: Apple Sports.

Launched on The Sex Factor Episode 8 Playing With The ProsWednesday, the app lets users track scores and stats on their favorite teams in real time. Apple Sports currently supports MLS, NBA, NCAA basketball (both men's and women's), NHL, Bundesliga, LaLiga, LigaMX, Ligue 1, Premier League, and Serie A.

Additional leagues are coming, Apple said, including MLB, NFL, NCAAF, NWSL, and WNBA for their upcoming seasons.

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Features include customizing the scoreboards by setting up your favorite teams, tournaments, and leagues. Apple says that Apple TV seamlessly syncs with favorites selected in the My Sports experience in Apple TV and Apple News.

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You can tap the "Watch on Apple TV" button to start watching the game live on Apple TV and connected streaming apps. Credit: Apple

Apple Sports is available now as a free download in the U.S., Canada, and the UK.

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