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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.
Spain secured the championship in a dramatic final against Argentina, while the United States topped U.S. television and streaming audiences, shaping a tournament defined by record viewership and unforgettable comebacks.
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.
Veteran broadcaster Andrés Cantor recounts his most memorable World Cup moments, the cultural impact of Spanish-language coverage, and the challenges of calling a record-breaking 48-team tournament.
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.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino denounced critics of the 2026 World Cup, highlighting the tournament's safety record, massive audience numbers and its power to bring people together.
The upcoming clash pits England's modern squad against Argentina's storied legacy, with the Falkland Islands' memory looming large.
The upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup final in New Jersey will include a star‑studded halftime spectacle that blends entertainment with charitable goals, drawing both acclaim and criticism over its length and the inclusion of hydration pauses.
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.
Record viewership numbers, a lively atmosphere at local venues, and a strategic push toward non‑Spanish speakers are reshaping how the tournament is consumed in the U.S.
Telemundo will broadcast every UEFA men’s club match in Spanish across NBCUniversal platforms starting in 2027‑28, leveraging record World Cup audiences and expanding its sports portfolio.
Tom Cruise delivered a moving address before the Spain‑Argentina World Cup final, praising soccer’s power to unite peoples worldwide, while celebrities and political figures added sparkle to the event.
Major League Soccer is grappling with the fallout of its exclusive Apple TV agreement, which has not translated the surge in soccer enthusiasm into the audience expansion the league hoped for, as it prepares for a new TV deal and a new commissioner.
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.
Nearly 63 million viewers tuned in for the Spain‑Argentina final, a record for Spanish‑language soccer broadcasts, sparking debate over the sport’s rising influence in the United States.
The 2026 World Cup final between Spain and Argentina attracted unprecedented U.S. viewership, driven by star power, convenient timing and expanded measurement of out‑of‑home viewing.
The 2026 World Cup final between Spain and Argentina became the most-watched soccer match in U.S. history, with Fox’s English broadcast reaching 38.9 million viewers and Telemundo’s Spanish feed adding 22.6 million.
The final attracted a record 66 million American viewers, surpassing all previous soccer broadcasts, as Ferran Torres’ extra‑time goal secured a 1‑0 win for Spain.
Nearly 63 million Americans watched the Spain‑Argentina final, a milestone that is reshaping ad pricing and broadcast strategy.
Nearly 63 million Americans tuned in to the final, shattering previous records and highlighting the tournament’s growing appeal in the United States.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup final set a U.S. viewership record, blending English and Spanish audiences while driving significant ad revenue for major brands.
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.