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Starting this weekend, almost every Bundesliga match will be available at no cost in the United States, as part of a $100 million, five‑year agreement that blends free streaming on Fandango with cable coverage on USA Network.
U.S. Soccer is poised to extend Mauricio Pochettino’s tenure through the 2030 World Cup, a move that could reshape the federation’s strategy and financial landscape.
After a promising group stage at the 2026 World Cup, U.S. Soccer is close to finalizing a four‑year deal that would keep Mauricio Pochettino in charge through 2030, a move that could reshape the federation’s strategy and finances.
The 2026 World Cup semifinal pits France against Spain in a historic showdown, featuring rising stars like Lamine Yamal and Kylian Mbappé, and broadcast details for U.S. audiences.
The 2026 World Cup semifinals will be shown on FOX and Telemundo, with free trials on YouTube TV, DirecTV, FOX One and Peacock providing instant access to every match in both languages.
The 2022 World Cup final drew tens of millions of U.S. viewers, sparking a wave of interest that is reshaping soccer’s place in American sports culture.
The upcoming World Cup semifinal between England and Argentina will be televised on FOX, Telemundo and Peacock, while the tournament’s final promises a new opponent after Spain’s 2‑0 win against France. Adding star power, Tom Cruise and IShowSpeed are slated to appear in the closing ceremony.
The upcoming clash pits England's modern squad against Argentina's storied legacy, with the Falkland Islands' memory looming large.
The 2026 World Cup third‑place match will be held on July 18 at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, featuring England versus France. Ticket prices begin at $1,231, broadcast details are set, and the game will showcase top players in a globally watched contest.
NBCUniversal’s Cesar Conde highlights soccer’s surge in the United States, noting mid‑40‑million viewership for quarterfinal matches and the growing appeal of Telemundo’s Spanish‑language broadcast to a diverse audience.
Chairman Cesar Conde discusses soaring World Cup numbers, the crossover of non‑Spanish speakers to Telemundo, and the upcoming Argentina‑Spain final that could further cement soccer’s place in American media.
The 2026 World Cup final between Spain and Argentina will be televised on FOX and Telemundo, and viewers can catch the action without paying by taking advantage of free trials from several streaming platforms.
A look at the storylines, records and broadcast landscape surrounding the first World Cup final to pit the reigning UEFA Euro and Copa América champions against each other.
The upcoming final will feature an 11‑minute halftime spectacle with artists from six continents, streamed across Fox, Telemundo, Peacock and more, while supporting a charity aimed at expanding soccer access worldwide.
The 2026 World Cup drew record crowds and TV ratings, accelerating soccer’s growth, boosting MLS and the NWSL, and uniting diverse communities across the U.S.
The 2026 World Cup final is set for July 19 at New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium, where a star‑studded ceremony and a high‑profile halftime performance will cap the tournament before the championship match.
Telemundo will broadcast the Champions League, Europa League, Conference League and Super Cup across its linear and streaming platforms starting in 2027‑28, leveraging record‑setting World Cup viewership to deepen its soccer portfolio.
The 2026 World Cup, hosted on home soil, turned the United States into a soccer carnival, with stadiums filled to capacity and millions more glued to their screens. Spain claimed their second championship, edging Argentina 1‑0 in a tense final. Forward Ferran Torres, a key figure in the Spanish attack, helped seal the victory with a decisive strike. England’s third‑place showdown against France turned into a goal fest, as Bukayo Saka completed a hat‑trick to guide his side to a 6‑4 win. Across the pitch, Son Heung‑min’s relentless runs kept the French defense on edge, underscoring the tournament’s star‑studded spectacle. The MLS made a splash with Los Angeles FC’s 3‑0 triumph over the Los Angeles Galaxy, a match that also highlighted the contributions of Denis Bouanga, whose presence added depth to the victorious side. Beyond the matches, the event acted as a catalyst for soccer’s growth in the United States, drawing in casual fans who had previously overlooked the sport and showing them the drama that can unfold on the world stage. FIFA President Gianni Infantino, speaking after the final, hinted at a bold future, suggesting that a 64‑team format could be on the horizon, a move that would further cement soccer’s expanding footprint in North America.
After the World Cup wrapped up, attention shifts to the Women's World Cup, Euro 2028, and the major domestic leagues, with key players and broadcast details highlighted for enthusiasts.
Telemundo has acquired exclusive Spanish‑language broadcasting rights in the United States for all UEFA men’s club competitions through the 2027/28 season, bringing the Champions League, Europa League and related tournaments to Peacock, Universo and other platforms.
Telemundo will broadcast every UEFA men’s club match in Spanish across its platforms starting in 2027/28, marking a major expansion of its sports portfolio.
The upcoming series, produced by the RFEF and Telefónica Broadcast Services, chronicles Spain’s path to glory, from historic wins over Argentina and France to the record‑breaking final that attracted 62.8 million U.S. viewers.
Spain's men's and women's teams have both won World Cups, sparking celebration, controversy, and a new era of media rights.
Major League Soccer is turning the excitement generated by the upcoming 2026 World Cup into a concrete recruitment drive, offering free tickets to first‑time fans and enlisting World Cup participants who already ply their trade in the league.