Union Omaha Secures Broadcast Partnership with First Alert 6
Union Omaha, a rising force in American soccer, announced a partnership with First Alert 6 that will bring every upcoming match to live television. The agreement places the club’s fixtures on Golden Spike Sports, with broadcasts beginning on Channel 6.6, making the games accessible to supporters who have long awaited a dedicated viewing platform.
Club leaders say the arrangement reflects a broader commitment to community engagement, offering fans a reliable way to follow the team’s progress without missing key moments. By securing a regular slot on a local channel, Union Omaha hopes to deepen its connection with the city’s soccer community and attract new audiences to the sport.
Upcoming Matches and Broadcast Slots
The first live broadcast will feature Union Omaha hosting Chattanooga SC on Saturday, August 8, at 6 p.m., airing on Channel 6.6. Subsequent home games against Richmond Kickers on August 16, FC Naples on August 26, New York Cosmos on August 29, Corpus Christi FC on September 12, Spokane Velocity FC on September 16, Greenville Triumph SC on September 26, Fort Wayne FC on October 10, and Westchester SC on October 17 will also be shown on the same channel, with additional coverage available on Cox Channel 127. Playoff matches, should they occur, are slated for later weeks.
Nick Hall, president of Union Omaha, emphasized that fan support is the cornerstone of the club’s future, stating that supporters deserve to see every moment of the team’s journey. His sentiment underscores the club’s focus on making the fan experience central to its growth strategy.
Shannon Booth, vice president of First Alert 6, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, highlighting the excitement of bringing local professional soccer to the community. Her remarks reflect a shared vision of expanding sports visibility and fostering local pride through accessible broadcasts.
Tickets for home matches can be purchased by calling 402‑884‑8053 or by visiting the Union Omaha website, ensuring that supporters can attend the games in person and be part of the growing soccer culture in the region.