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Channels licensed to broadcast Major League Soccer in United States

Altitude Sports and Entertainment

Seasons: 2017-2020

Available on:
Altitude 2
Altitude Sports

COMCAST CORPORATION

Seasons: 2015-2018

Available on:
CSN Plus
The Comcast Network

Philadelphia Union matches

ESPN

Seasons: 2015-2022

ESPN will share broadcast rights for MLS in the USA with Fox Sports and Univision Deportes. ESPN’s share will equal Fox Sports which includes a minimum of 34 live matches during each regular season, including a double-header every Sunday with games starting at 5pm and 7pm (ET). MLS Cups and All-Star Games will alternate between the ESPN and Fox Sports each year. Out-of-market matches on MLS Live and MLS Direct service are available on ESPN3 and WatchESPN. All Saturday matches will be available on this ESPN digital service.

Available on:
ESPN
ESPN2
ESPN Deportes
ESPN3
ESPN Deportes+
ESPNU
WatchESPN
ESPN+
ESPN Deportes Radio
ESPNEWS

Fox Sports

Seasons: 2015-2022

Fox Sports has an agreement with MLS to air a minimum of 34 exclusive regular-season live matches. On Sundays on FS1. Fox Sports will also have digital streaming rights for the matches it will broadcast on TV. Fox Sports Radio will also transmit MLS matches.

Available on:
FOX Network
Fox Soccer Plus
Fox Sports 1
Fox Sports 2
FOX Soccer Match Pass
FOX Sports GO
FOX Deportes
YES Network

17 live New York City FC matches during the 2017 season.

FCS Atlantic
FCS Central
FCS Pacific
FOX Soccer Match Pass
Fox Sports Arizona
Fox Sports Carolinas
Fox Sports Detroit
Fox Sports Florida
Fox Sports Kansas City
Fox Sports Kansas City+
Fox Sports Midwest
Fox Sports Net
Fox Sports North
Fox Sports North+
Fox Sports Ohio
Fox Sports Ohio+
Fox Sports Prime Ticket
Fox Sports San Diego
Fox Sports South

Atlanta United FC matches

Fox Sports Southeast

Atlanta United FC matches

Fox Sports Southwest
Fox Sports Tennessee
Fox Sports West
Fox Sports Wisconsin
KMYU Utah
WPHL-TV PHL17

MSG Networks

Seasons: 2016-2018

Available on:
MSG

New York Red Bulls matches

MSG 2

New York Red Bulls matches

MSG GO

New York Red Bulls matches

MSG Plus

New York Red Bulls matches

NBC Sports

Seasons: 2015-2022

Available on:
NBCSN
NBC Sports Bay Area

San Jose Earthquakes matchdes

NBC Sports Boston

New England Revolution matches

NBC Sports California

San Jose Earthquakes matches

NBC Sports Chicago

Chicago Fire matches

NBC Sports Chicago Plus
NBC Sports Gold
NBC Sports Northwest
NBC Sports Philadelphia
NBC Sports Philadelphia+
NBC Sports Washington

Sirius XM Holdings

Seasons: 2015-2022

Available on:
SiriusXM FC

Spectrum Sports

Seasons: 2015-2022

Available on:
Spectrum Sports NC
Spectrum Sports Ohio

Columbus Crew SC matches

Spectrum Sports SC
Spectrum SportsNet

Univision Communications Inc

Seasons: 2015-2022

Univisión to broadcast 34 regular season MLS matches exclusively in Spanish-language. UniMás to show Friday matches. Agreement also includes two exclusive MLS Cup playoff matches per season. The All-Star Game and MLS Cup will also be aired exclusively on Univision in Spanish-language.

Available on:
Univision Deportes
Univision
UniMás
Univision Deportes En Vivo
Univision NOW

fuboTV

Seasons: 2015-2022

MLS matches are available on the fuboTV platform for authenticated viewers through sports channels with MLS broadcast rights (Fox Sports & Univision)

Twitter

Seasons: 2018-2021

YouTube

Season: 2018

YouTube will stream 30 of LAFC's 34 regular-season matches in the English language. The broadcasts will be limited to viewers in the Los Angeles region.

Zlatan speaks about World Cup and on being an MLS player on talk show interview

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The Swedish striker also dropped more hints on the possibility of playing one more World Cup this summer.

Revamped ESPN+ App launched, features over 250+ MLS games

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It’s been a long time coming but ESPN has finally launched its newly refurbished ESPN+ App.

ESPN+ streaming service launching April 12, featuring over 250 MLS live matches

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With the end of the MLS streaming service comes the birth of ESPN+.

WATCH: Zlatan scores stunner in MLS debut with LA Galaxy

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The Swedish ace needed only six minutes to make his presence felt in the North American league...and what a goal he scored!

MLS All-Stars vs Juventus: Tickets for summer's blockbuster already on sale

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The road is clear for fans to purchase their tickets for the 2018 MLS All-Star game.

March 2018 international break's over! 8 must-watch weekend league games

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League football makes its much awaited return, with several excited games scheduled for this weekend.

Ibrahimovic agreed to take massive paycut to join LA Galaxy

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The Swedish ace changed his status as one of the best-paid players in the Premier League to move to California.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic confirms LA Galaxy move in epic fashion

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The Swedish ace will join The Galaxy on a two-year deal, as reported yesterday by North American sources.

Jamie Goldberg ranks the best MLS stadiums

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Giovanni Savarese | Timbers in 30 | Apr. 20, 2018

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All six Sounders goals against Minnesota United in 2017

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Interview: Brian Schmetzer on Minnesota United FC

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Interview: Stefan Frei on Darwin Quintero and Minnesota…

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Interview: Nicolas Lodeiro on coming home after getting…

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Allianz Field: Drone Footage

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KEYS TO THE MATCH, Driven by Toyota: FC Dallas vs. Phil…

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RSL Rundown: First Leg of the 2018 Rocky Mountain Cup

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Commentaires d'avant-match - Impact v LAFC

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Training Hype | Final Preparations

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Darwin Cerén: Family Man

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Rave TV Preview: Sounders return home after road point

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On The Road to San Jose with 76

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TFC HQ: Busy Week Ahead for the Reds

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The Kickoff: Revs, Crew SC set for "an entertainin…

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As a condition to host the 1994 World Cup, FIFA demanded the USA have a competitive soccer league. As a result, the MLS was born in 1996 with only 10 teams. Since then, the league has expanded to 23 teams, divided in the Eastern and Western conferences.

The MLS’ regular season runs from March to October, with the top 12 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.

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.

Toronto FC is the current holder of the MLS title. They topped up their feat by winning the 2017 Canadian Championship and the Supporters' Shield to complete the treble – the first-ever in the history of the Major League Soccer.

The 2018 MLS season will see the introduction of a new franchise – Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC).  The MLS has plans to expand to 24 teams by 2020. The recent arrival of Los Angeles FC took the number of participating teams to 23, with the newly awarded expansion team, Miami FC, being scheduled to join the MLS in 2020.

Did you know?

On Dec 9, 2017, the MLS Cup final between Toronto FC and Seattle Sounders had one of the largest MLS viewership rates in its history with approximately 2.1M viewers. In Canada, an average of 1.3 million viewers watched TSN's MLS Cup broadcast. In the USA, an average of 803,000 viewers tuned in on ESPN and 304,000 viewers on UniMás and Univision Deportes.