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Copa America 2011 on TV - Quarter-finals TV Schedules
We now know the identify of the eight South American nations that have reach the Quarter-finals. Most were expected to reach this level, however no one expected Brazil and Argentina to be sweating it until the last match for play-off qualification. The two teams (almost) everyone wants to see in the Final have reached the quarter-finals and will avoid each other until the Final if each team progresses. The other six teams are Colombia, Chile, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay and suprisingly with convincing displays Venezuela.
Copa America 2011 Schedules on US Television - It's a Spanish affair!
All 24 matches of the Copa America 2011 will be broadcast live on US Television on Univision, Galavision and Telefutura in Spanish language only. There will be no English language broadcasts of the Copa America on US TV.
On the internet, you can tune into Univision Deportes for Spanish language...
World Cup 2010 Coverage for Univision, TeleFutura, Galavision, Univision.com and Univision Movil
Univision Communications Inc., the leading Spanish-language media company in the United States, announced today its extensive cross-platform coverage for the exclusive Spanish-language broadcast of the FIFA World Cup South Africa 2010 - the most important tournament in international soccer and one of the most popular sporting events in the world.
Broadcasting all of the event's 64 matches in High Definition (HD), Univision will be transformed into the U.S. World Cup destination leveraging its market-leading assets -- Univision, TeleFutura, Galavision, Univision.com, Univision Movil, and Univision On Demand - to deliver a one-of-a-kind experience for its audiences with nearly 900 hours of comprehensive coverage. The World Cup on Univision will begin airing live on Friday, June 11th at 8am Eastern/7 am Central/5am Pacific.
All games will be broadcast live across every time zone in the country and each will have a minimum 30-minute pre-kick-off segment. The opening match, both semi finals and the final match will have a one-hour pre-game show. Crews on-location in South Africa will bring soccer fans every exciting minute, beginning with player arrivals to the stadium, presentation of the teams as they come through the tunnel onto the field, warm-ups, pre-game interviews with the coaches, in-depth analyses and match re-caps. All of Univision Television Group's local stations across the country will also provide extensive news coverage of the World Cup in their afternoon and late night newscasts.