Northern Super League

Canada

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Northern Super League Live Stream and TV Schedule, Live Scores, Fixtures, Results

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Monday, 7 July
Live 5:30pm	Halifax Tides vs Calgary Wild	ESPN+, ESPN App, TSN+, nsl.ca
Thursday, 10 July
Live 7:00pm	AFC Toronto vs Ottawa Rapid	ESPN+, ESPN App, TSN+, nsl.ca
Saturday, 12 July
Live 5:00pm	Montreal Roses vs Halifax Tides	Available on-demand
Live 7:00pm	Calgary Wild vs Vancouver Rise	CBC Gem, nsl.ca
Tuesday, 15 July
Live 5:30pm	Halifax Tides vs AFC Toronto	Available on-demand
Friday, 18 July
7:30pm	AFC Toronto vs Montreal Roses	ESPN+, ESPN App, TSN4, RDS App
Saturday, 19 July
4:00pm	Calgary Wild vs Ottawa Rapid	ESPN+, ESPN App, TSN+, nsl.ca
6:00pm	Halifax Tides vs Vancouver Rise
Thursday, 24 July
10:00pm	Vancouver Rise vs AFC Toronto	ESPN+, ESPN App, TSN+, nsl.ca
Friday, 25 July
7:30pm	Ottawa Rapid vs Halifax Tides	ESPN+, ESPN App, TSN1

Broadcast Rights

Where can you watch Northern Super League in United States?

ESPN

» Season 2025

ESPN has acquired American North Super League (NSL) rights thanks to a multi-year agreement. Every season, subscription service ESPN+ streams 40 NSL matches live in the USA, including select playoffs and the final.

ESPN expects the NSL to attract a mature women’s soccer audience as the network adds the league to its portfolio, which already includes the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) and English Women’s Super League (WSL) in several markets both in North and South America.

More details

Subscribers in the U.S. can stream the NSL on ESPN+ live and on-demand online on web browsers, Android and iOS phones and tablets, smart TVs, set-top boxes and gaming consoles.

Available on:

ESPN+

ESPN App

About Northern Super League

History, Format, Organization, Media Coverage

The Northern Super League (NSL; French: Super Ligue du Nord—SLN) is a Division I professional women's soccer league in Canada. The league is owned and operated by Project 8 Sports, Inc., an entity co-founded by former Canada women's national soccer team player Diana Matheson, who also serves as its chief executive officer. The league consists of six teams with inaugural season commencing in 2025.

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