DSports (Latin America)

==Mundial Total==
===2005-2006===
The channel was originally known as Mundial Total in mid-2005, as an channel meant for the 2006 FIFA World Cup.
==DirecTV Canal 680==
===2006-2009===
After the World Cup ended, the channel was renamed to DirecTV Canal 680.
==DirecTV Sports==
=== 2009-2013 ===
On June 13, 2009, DirecTV Canal 680 was renamed to DirecTV Sports.
===2013-2018===
In 2013, the modification of the 2011-2015 DirecTV logo was used by Central Deportivo, Fútbol Total and original productions; in this case, the word "sports" was on top of the word "DirecTV".
DirecTV_Sports_logo.svg|Horizontal variant
===2018-2022===
DirecTVSportsLA.png
DirecTVSports2018.png|Alternate variant with only the "D" symbol
DirecTV_Sports_Latin_America_-_2018_logo.svg|2D variant
After DirecTV was acquired AT&T, the "D" symbol was removed; this is the only channel to not use the 2018 DirecTV Latin America logo until 2019, adopting one in which the dot in the "D" symbol is green and the word "SPORTS" is dark blue.
==DSports==
===2022-present===
Category:DirecTV
Category:Television channels in Colombia
Category:Television channels in Argentina
Category:Television channels in Venezuela
Category:Television channels in Ecuador
Category:Television channels in Chile
Category:Television channels in Peru
Category:Television channels in Uruguay
Category:Television channels in Latin America
Category:Cable television channels in Latin America
Category:2009
Category:DirecTV Sports
Category:DirecTV Latin America
Category:Vrio
Category:Television channels in Caribbean
Category:Television channels in Trinidad and Tobago
Category:Television channels in Barbados
Category:Television channels in Aruba
Category:Television channels in Curaçao
Category:Sports television
Category:Television channels and stations established in 2005