Foxsports.com Soccer Schedule
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| Repeat | Jun 5 | 12:00am | Seattle Sounders FC vs Portland Timbers | Major League Soccer |
| Repeat | Jun 5 | 2:00am | Los Angeles FC vs León | CONCACAF Champions League |
| Repeat | Jun 5 | 3:00pm | Qatar vs Chile | Friendly |
| Repeat | Jun 6 | 4:00am | Los Angeles FC vs León | CONCACAF Champions League |
| Repeat | Jun 7 | 3:00pm | Uruguay vs Canada | Friendly |
*All times are shown in your local time
About Foxsports.com
FoxSports.com is the official website of U.S. broadcaster Fox Sports, and it serves as an OTT platform for the network’s subscribers. It publishes various kinds of media content, including live and on demand streams to multiple sporting events throughout the year. FoxSports.com users may authenticate themselves via participating TV providers in USA, including AT&T U-verse, Xfinity, Cox, DirecTV, Dish, MediaCom and Optimum TV. Sports disciplines that FoxSports.com has covered over the years include American football, baseball, basketball, boxing, golf, motorsport, tennis, wrestling and soccer.
In 2019, following a major change in the distribution of content on Fox Sports’ streaming services, Big Ten Network streams switched from Fox Sports Go to the Fox Sports app, which mirrors the TV Everywhere experience provided by the network’s website. English-language channels FS1, FS2 and FOX, as well as Spanish-language network Fox Deportes, also moved their streams to the Fox Sports app—thus restricting Fox Sports GO to regional sports content only.
The official Fox Sports app is available in USA on both Android and iOS devices, as well as on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, Android TV, Xbox One and Chromecast. Live soccer matches and full replays streamed on the service are dependent on the soccer broadcast rights inherited from its parent company, as it simulcasts games from linear Fox Sports TV networks.
Major soccer leagues and competitions that have aired on Fox Sports’ OTT platform in the past include the German Bundesliga, US Major League soccer, Copa Libertadores and Copa Sudamericana. It has also provided access to exclusive studio shows, as well as match highlights in high definition.
About Fox Sports Media Group
Fox Sports Media Group, commonly referred to simply as Fox Sports, is a division of the Fox Broadcasting Company in the United States. It was first launched in 1994 and has since grown to operate a vast array of national and regional sports television channels, as well as subscription-based OTT services.
The pay-TV broadcaster’s flagship channels include English-language cable networks such as Fox Sports 1, Fox Sports 2, Fox Soccer Plus and Big Ten Network. Its regional stations provide in-depth coverage for some of the biggest sports franchises in the U.S. As a holder of major multi-platform sports broadcast rights, however, Fox Sports has benefited a lot from the existence of its Spanish-language channel Fox Deportes, which it has used to rival other networks such as Univision’s TUDN, NBC’s Telemundo and ESPN Deportes—all of which are targeted at Hispanics.
Soccer rights that Fox Sports has acquired over the years cover major international tournaments, including the FIFA World Cup, and even club competitions like the UEFA Champions League, Mexican Liga MX, and U.S. Major League Soccer. Some global media rights Fox Sports has inherited in the past were in fact negotiated through Fox International Channels, which oversees different Fox Sports networks operating in different continents.
Some of the exclusive streams in USA may be available via online streaming service Fox Soccer Match Pass, whereas FoxSports.com and the official Fox Sports app serve to add to the viewers’ experience by providing more ways of watching the games telecast by the linear TV networks.
Action from Fox Sports Regional Networks has a different digital home, nevertheless, and subscribers may enjoy their favorite regional teams’ games live and on demand on the Fox Sports GO platform. OTT services operated by Fox Sports in USA are usually available on the web for PC and Mac, on tablets and smartphones running Android and iOS, in addition to a wide range of smart TVs.
Foxsports.com Broadcast Rights
 | FIFA World Cup (2018-2026) FOX Sports holds English-language rights to all 64 matches of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in USA. The network is set to produce extensive pre- and post-match programming from its set in Doha, Qatar. Every match is to be streamed live in 4K on the FOX Sports app, which is available on mobile devices, smart TVs and games consoles.More details. The Tubi streaming service, however, is offering full match replays. Flagship channel FOX has over half of the tournament’s matches slotted as live broadcasts in its schedule, including the opening game, as well as USA’s group stage fixtures against Wales, England and Iran. The remainder of the matches are taken up by FS1. FOX Sports’ World Cup 2022 broadcast team for play-by-play announcements, analysis and reports includes U.S. Soccer icons such as Alexi Lalas, Clint Dempsey, Landon Donovan, Aly Wagner, Carli Lloyd, Cobi Jones, Maurice Edu and Stu Holden. |
 | FIFA Women's World Cup (2016-2023) |
 | UEFA Euro (2028) Fox Sports has signed a six-year broadcast deal with UEFA that will give them access to several UEFA competitions, including the 2028 UEFA EURO competition. This arrangement will run through 2028. |
 | Copa América (2021-2026) FOX Sports has acquired exclusive digital and TV English-language rights for the 2021 and the 2024 Copa América tournaments in the United States after securing a multi-year deal. All matches will be covered on FOX’s family of channels, including FOX, Fox Sports 1, and Fox Sports 2, along with pre and post-match analysis.More detailsLive-streaming will also be available on the FOX Sports App. |
 | FIFA Confederations Cup (2019-2025) |
 | UEFA Nations League (2022-2025) Fox Sports has signed a six-year deal with UEFA that grants them live broadcast rights to several UEFA competitions, including the UEFA Nations League through 2028. |
 | CONCACAF Gold Cup (2021-2023) FOX Sports has retained exclusive digital and TV English-language rights for the 2021 and 2023 CONCACAF Gold Cup tournaments in the United States. All matches will be covered on FOX’s family of channels, including FOX, Fox Sports 1 and Fox Sports 2, along with pre and post-match analysis. Live-streamMore detailsing will also be available on FOX Sport’s app, and bonus features will include match highlights, exclusive interviews, and more. |
 | UEFA Euro Qualifying (2022-2028) Fox Sports has signed a six-year broadcast deal with UEFA that will give them access to several UEFA competitions, including the UEFA Euro Qualifiers. This arrangement will run through 2028. |
 | FIFA U-20 World Cup (2019-2025) Fox Sports Media has acquired the 2018 and 2022 FIFA U17 and U20 World Cup English language rights for USA. |
 | World Cup Qualifying (2022-2026) As part of their six year deal with UEFA, FOX will cover World Cup Qualifying matches involving UEFA teams. |
 | FIFA U-17 World Cup (2019-2025) |
 | Friendly (2022-2028) All Friendly Matches controlled by UEFA. |
 | France - Coupe de France (2022-2026) |
 | Copa América Femenina (2021-2026) |
 | FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup (2019-2025) |
 | FIFA Futsal World Cup (2019-2024) |
 | FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup (2019-2026) |
 | FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup (2019-2026) |
 | Leagues Cup (2023-2026) |
 | Mexico - Copa MX (2018-2023) |
 | Mexico - Liga MX (2018-2023) |
 | United States - Major League Soccer (2023-2026) FOX has secured MLS broadcast rights as the league’s exclusive linear TV partner in USA. FOX Sports’ deal covers English- and Spanish-language telecasts from 2023 to 2026. For the 2023 MLS season, the network is set to show 15 matches on TV with English-language commentary, whereas a total of 34 matches have been slated on FOX Deportes.More detailsThe deal is reported to be worth $7 million per season. This signifies a major change in live MLS coverage, with the exclusion of long-time TV partner ESPN, and the advent of Apple’s MLS Season Pass as the exclusive MLS streaming source through 2032. |
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