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How to watch Premier Lacrosse League semifinals: Channel, time, schedule, live stream for 2025 PLL playoffs

Tyler Greenawalt

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The Premier Lacrosse League playoffs are heating up, as the top four teams are set for the semifinals.

The Atlas faces the Waterdogs in the first match before the Outlaws take on the Redwoods in the final game of the round.

The Waterdogs are led by Michael Sowers, who scored four goals and four assists in the quarterfinals. Connor Shellenberger tallied 23 goals in the regular season for the Atlas.

Chris Kavanagh is the man to watch for the Redwoods after he scored three times against the Chaos. He'll face his older brother, Pat Kavanagh, who leads the Outlaws with 21 goals on the season.

Here's everything you need to know to watch the Premier Lacrosse League semifinals, including TV and streaming information.

How to watch Premier Lacrosse League semifinals

  • TV channel: N/A
  • Live stream: ESPN+

The Premier Lacrosse League semifinals won't air on TV, but fans can watch on ESPN+.

What time is the Premier Lacrosse League semifinals on today?

  • Date: Monday, Sept. 1
  • Time: 12 p.m. ET and 3 p.m. ET

The Premier Lacrosse League semifinals will take place starting at 12 p.m. ET on Monday, Sept. 1. The first game between the Atlas and the Waterdogs will be at 12 p.m. ET followed by the Outlaws vs. the Redwoods at 3 p.m. ET.

Both games will be played at Subaru Park in Philadelphia.

Premier Lacrosse League schedule

DateGameTime (ET)TV channel/live stream
Aug. 23Waterdogs 14, Whipsnakes 12
Redwoods 14, Chaos 12
Sept. 1Atlas vs. Waterdogs12 p.m.ESPN2, Fubo, ESPN+
Outlaws vs. Redwoods3 p.m.ESPN+
Sept. 14Final: TBD12:30 p.mABC, ESPN+

Tyler Greenawalt

Tyler Greenawalt is a contributing writer for The Sporting News after stops at Yahoo Sports, USA Today Sports and Turner Sports. He's worked in written, video, social media and augmented reality content since he graduated from Syracuse University in 2014. His favorite teams — the New York Jets, Orlando Magic and Tottenham Hotspur — always find new and exciting ways to disappoint him, and he consistently questions his fandom. You can follow his bad sports takes at @Tagreenawalt on X.