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Apple » Seasons 2023-2032 Tech giant Apple and Major League Soccer have struck a 10-year broadcast deal that makes every MLS match available to stream live on the Apple TV app from 2023 through 2032. The contract makes Apple TV the exclusive home for live MLS coverage, which comes without local blackouts or restrictions. The MLS streaming service through which subscribers can enjoy the games is available internationally and includes weekly recap shows, analysis, match replays, highlights, and more. The service, which is available exclusively through the Apple TV app and included as part of the league’s full-season ticket packages, also provides on-demand MLS content, along with behind-the-scenes programming. More details While a limited number of MLS matches may be aired for free, the majority are expected to be streamed every season at no extra cost to Apple TV+ subscribers. Commentary is said to be delivered in English and Spanish languages, whereas matches involving Canadian clubs may have French-language play-by-play commentary. At the time the Apple-MLS partnership was first announced, the deal was reported to be worth a minimum of $250 million annually. Available on: MLS Pass on Apple TV

Fox Sports » Seasons 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 details The 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. Available on: FOX Network Fox Sports 1 FOX Deportes FOX Sports App Foxsports.com

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As a condition to host the 1994 World Cup, FIFA demanded the USA have a competitive soccer league. The Major League Soccer (MLS) was created as a result in 1996, with only ten teams in the league. Since then, this competition has expanded to 24 teams, divided in the Eastern and Western conferences.

The MLS regular season runs from March to October, with the top 14 teams making it to the playoffs. The winner of the post-season is awarded the MLS Cup and earns the right to play in the CONCACAF Champions League. One more trophy is played for during the regular season, as the team that earns the most points is awarded the Supporters’ Shield.

LA Galaxy, one of the league’s original teams, is still the club with the most MLS Cups with five titles to their name. D.C. United follows suit with four trophies, but they have failed to triumph again since they last won it in 2004.

Atlanta United became the 2018 Major League Soccer champions after beating Portland Timbers in the final clash. Atlanta won their first MLS Cup after two years in the league. Meanwhile, the New York Red Bulls claimed the 2018 Supporters’ Shield by earning the most points during the regular season.

The 2019 MLS season will see the introduction of a new franchise: Cincinnati FC. The league is expected to increase the number of teams to twenty-six in 2020, with Nashville FC and Inter Miami FC (owned by David Beckham) ready to make their debut. Two more franchises are expected to have joined by 2022, which will raise the team tally to 28.

The 2019 MLS season will also have a new playoff format, with 7 teams in each conference making it to that stage. The top-ranked team will get a first-round bye, while the remaining six teams enter a single-elimination bracket.

Did you know? Goalkeeper Nick Rimando is the league’s all-time leader in games played (508) and shutouts (152). The 40-year-old shot-stopper has stated that the 2019 season will be his last as a professional player.