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The 2026 World Cup final set a U.S. television record, with Fox and Telemundo delivering massive audiences, while advertisers paid premium rates for hydration‑break spots.
Nearly 63 million Americans tuned in to the 2026 World Cup final, setting a new U.S. viewership record and highlighting soccer’s rising popularity.
The 2022 World Cup final drew 66 million U.S. viewers, igniting debate over MLS’s reliance on marquee signings versus building home‑grown fan bases, and pointing toward a future built on youth development and community connection.
A look at how NBC's Sunday Night Baseball captured its highest viewership since 2011, even as weather forced game postponements and network swaps.
ESPN announced the end of the syndicated edition of Good Morning Football, a move that concludes a ten‑year distribution effort while the primary version remains on NFL Network.
Major League Soccer’s new campaign, running through August, leverages World Cup buzz, celebrity ambassadors and localized club activations to drive awareness and build lasting fandom, while announcing a shift to a fall‑to‑spring calendar beginning in 2027.
Major League Soccer is rolling out what it calls its largest marketing campaign in the league’s 33‑year history, a strategic effort to ride the wave of the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup and convert that global attention into lasting fan engagement.
Christian Pulisic confronts injury, criticism and a contract crossroads after the U.S. exit from the World Cup, while AC Milan reshapes its roster under new ownership.
The 2026 men's World Cup quarterfinals on July 11 feature Norway versus England in Miami and Argentina versus Switzerland in Kansas City, with broadcast details on FOX, Telemundo and Peacock.
Kevin Frazier’s critique of Alexi Lalas ignites a broader debate on U.S. soccer’s pay‑for‑play model, its impact on the national team’s World Cup performance, and the future of American soccer development.
NASCAR’s partnership with Amazon Prime Video has earned rave reviews, with CEO Steve O’Donnell noting the platform’s appetite for additional Cup Series events. As the current broadcast contracts near expiration, industry observers consider new arrangements that could expand the schedule.
NASCAR’s streaming partnership with Amazon Prime Video has earned fan acclaim, prompting discussions about expanding race coverage beyond the current contract horizon.
The Norwegian national team has left its Miami accommodation due to ongoing construction disturbances, a shift confirmed by logistics manager Truls Dæhli. With the World Cup entering its final week, the team is preparing for a high‑stakes encounter against England on July 11, while broadcast arrangements across Fox, Telemundo and streaming platforms are set to bring every match to global audiences.
The United States has witnessed an unprecedented surge in soccer viewership during the recent World Cup, with matches involving the U.S. team drawing tens of millions of Americans in front of their screens.
A historic broadcast attracted over 44 million U.S. viewers, highlighting the growing appetite for international soccer and setting the stage for future high‑stakes matches.
The United States’ round‑of‑16 World Cup match against Belgium set a new domestic television audience record, attracting 30 million viewers and peaking at over 36 million, while a separate Portugal‑Croatia game drew 11 million, underscoring the tournament’s expanding U.S. footprint.
The U.S. versus Belgium World Cup game became the most‑watched soccer telecast in U.S. history, drawing over 30 million viewers and peaking at 36.8 million.
A seasoned voice in American stock car racing looks back on five decades of competition, health challenges, brand partnerships and the evolving landscape of NASCAR.
Former U.S. national team player John Doyle presents his personal ranking of the greatest American soccer players in a new series that streams on Nevada Sports Net and FOX during the World Cup.
The United States' dramatic victory over Belgium in the World Cup round of 16 became the most‑watched soccer broadcast in U.S. history, drawing a peak audience of over 36 million viewers.
Fox reported that the U.S. versus Belgium World Cup match became the most-watched soccer telecast in U.S. history, attracting 30 million viewers and eliminating the United States from the tournament.
The United States' clash with Belgium became the most-watched soccer telecast in U.S. history, drawing unprecedented audience numbers and marking a pivotal moment in the tournament.
Fox reports that the U.S. versus Belgium World Cup match became the most-watched soccer telecast in U.S. history, drawing 30 million average viewers and a 36.8 million peak.
The United States' match against Belgium drew the largest television audience ever recorded for a soccer broadcast in the United States, peaking at over 36 million viewers.