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ESPN brings Fantasy Football to Windows Phone exclusively on Nokia Lumia

ESPN Fantasy Football

For those who are lamenting the end of summer, there’s one group who are just getting revved up. Those who love American football are filled with excitement, as the start of NFL season is about to kick off.

Regardless of your favorite team, there’s another group that is super excited; Fantasy Football players who love the thrill of the draft, building their teams and bragging to friends throughout the season.

For those unfamiliar, Fantasy Football is a virtual competition where individuals – aka team general managers – build virtual teams of football players and compete against one another each week. During the season, you start with the draft and go on to trade, add/drop players and change rosters as the season marches on.

Windows Phone Exclusive to Lumia
Today, we’re proud to announce that the best place for fantasy – ESPN Fantasy Football – is now available for Nokia Lumia.

FantasyCast Main Menu

The app is exclusive within the Windows Phone platform to the Nokia Lumia and brings the power of ESPN Fantasy Football to owners, making it possible to manage and track their teams’ performance all from the comfort of their trusted Nokia Lumia phone.

On the Windows Phone exclusive Lumia app, team owners can easily manage their multiple teams and leagues, plus add, drop and trade players or make waiver claims, all from your Lumia phone. Of course, you can also follow your teams on game day with real-time FantasyCast scores and news.

ESPN Fantasy Football is the perfect mobile extension of the website that fantasy footballers have known and loved for years.

Bring in the experts

Going beyond team management, fantasy footballers can view news, video highlights and even watch analysis from ESPN fantasy experts, to make sure you have the knowledge to manage your team with an experts’ eye.

Clubhouse 

ESPN Fantasy Football is exclusive within the Windows Phone platform to Nokia Lumia and can be found in the Nokia Collection inside Marketplace.

Important notice: there might be a publishing delay (1-2 days) on Windows Phone Marketplace. Just wait a bit until the Windows Phone Marketplace page updates. Thanks for your patience.

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