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	Altitude Sports and Entertainment » Seasons 2017-2020 Available on: Altitude 2 Altitude Sports
	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. More details 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+ ESPN+ ESPN App ESPN Deportes Radio
	Fox Sports » Seasons 2015-2022 Fox Sports has an agreement with MLS to provide both national and regional coverage of regular-season live matches. Fox Sports will additionally stream the matches it will broadcast on TV on its OTT platforms. Fox Sports Radio will also transmit MLS matches. Available on: FOX Network Fox Sports 1 Fox Sports 2 YES Network FOX Sports GO » Fox Sports GO will provide live and on demand streaming of MLS matches aired on Fox Sports regional TV networks. FOX Deportes FOX Soccer Match Pass Fox Sports Florida Fox Sports Kansas City » Fox Sports Kansas may televise exclusive MLS regular-season matches from Sporting Kansas City. These games will not be available on national TV; however, they will be available to stream live on subscription-based OTT platform Fox Sports Go online, on mobile and on connected TVs. Fox Sports Midwest Fox Sports Prime Ticket Fox Sports South » Atlanta United FC matches Fox Sports Southeast » Atlanta United FC matches Fox Sports Southwest Fox Sports West Foxsports.com KMYU Utah WPHL-TV PHL17
	MSG Networks » Seasons 2016-2019 MSG and the New York Red Bulls have agreed a multi-year deal, which makes the network the exclusive regional broadcaster for the MLS side's games. Matches aired live on TV will also be streamed online on MSG GO. Available on: MSG MSG 2 MSG GO MSG Plus
	NBC Sports » Seasons 2016-2022 Available on: 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
	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: TUDN USA Univision UniMás TUDN en Vivo Univision NOW
	DIRECTV » Season 2019 Through the MLS Direct Kick package, DirecTV will cover live matches from all MLS clubs throughout the season, including 300+ regular-season out-of-market games.
	FloFC » Seasons 2019-2021 FlowSports has acquired local MLS rights to matches from FC Cincinnati and DC United in USA. Regional broadcasts will be available to watch on FloFC's website.
	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)
	MLS Live » Seasons 2017-2022 MLS Live offers broadcasts of out-of-market live matches for all 22 clubs for both home and away games.
	SiriusXM FC » Seasons 2015-2022 SiriusXM will air several live matches from the 2017 Major League Soccer each week, in addition it will also transmit the 2017 Audi MLS Cup Playoffs, MLS Cup, MLS’ championship game, as well as the 2017 MLS All-Star Game match.
	Twitter » Seasons 2018-2021 Twitter has acquired the streaming broadcast rights for the MLS in the United States for a three-year period starting with the 2018 season and running into the 2021 season. The agreement includes the right to stream live MLS matches as well as video highlights of MLS matches. MLS matches on Twitter's platform will be streamed in English on the Twitter accounts of Univision Deportes and MLS.
	YouTube » Seasons 2018-2020 YouTube has acquired US streaming rights for following teams: - Los Angeles FC: 34 regular-season matches in the English language. The broadcasts will be limited to viewers in the Los Angeles region. - Orlando City: all home matches live on a dedicated YouTube TV Orlando City channel. More details - Seattle Sounders: 21 regionally televised matches.

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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 23 teams, divided into 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.

The 2018 MLS season is done and dusted, and fans of the American/Canadian league certainly can not wait for the next edition to come up soon. For now, they will have to contend themselves with European football, but they will not have to fret, as the 2019 MLS campaign is just around the corner.

With a new team joining the mix this year, the 2019 term is certain to be even more exciting than its predecessor, and here's all you need to know ahead of the upcoming installment of MLS action kicking place in less than two months' time.

When does the 2019 MLS season begin?

The 2019 MLS regular season will begin on March 2, 2019 and end on October 6, 2019. After that, the MLS Cup Playoffs will commence just under two weeks later, on October 19, 2019 and will end with the MLS Cup Final on November 10, 2019.

Which teams are playing in the 2019 MLS season?

This season will see FC Cincinnati joining the franchise, so now there will be 24 teams in total competing in MLS. Unlike the European leagues, MLS does not have a relegation and promotion scheme, and the competition is split into two conferences: the Western Conference and the Eastern Conference.

With 24 teams, both conferences will now have 12 teams in each, as opposed to last term, which saw the Eastern Conference have just 11 versus the Western Conference's 12.

Who are the current champions?

There are two reigning champions in MLS at the moment. In terms of the Supporters' Shield, that honor goes to the New York Red Bulls, who won their third title due to enjoying the best regular season record. Meanwhile, Atlanta United won their first ever MLS Cup by beating Portland Timbers 2-0 in the final on December 8, 2018.

Where to watch the 2019 MLS season on ESPN

ESPN will be carrying over 30 games from the upcoming 2019 MLS season. Here are some of the earlier season fixtures you certainly won't want to miss:

• D.C. United vs Atlanta United FC - March 3 - 18:00 EST (15:00 PST)
• Los Angeles vs Sporting Kansas City - March 3 -  20:00 EST (17:00 PST)
• Atlanta United FC vs FC Cincinnati - March 10 - 17:00 EST (14:00 PST)

Here are the six games which will be shown only on ESPN2:

• LA Galaxy vs Portland Timbers (Sunday, March 31 at 21:00 EST)
• Minnesota United vs New York City FC (Saturday, April 13 at 17:00 EST)  
• Los Angeles FC vs FC Dallas (Thursday, May 16 at 22:00 EST)
• Portland Timbers vs Los Angeles FC (Saturday, June 1 at 22:30 EST)
• LA Galaxy vs Seattle Sounders FC (Saturday, August 17 at 22:00 EST)
• New York City FC vs New York Red Bulls (Saturday, August 24 at 19:00 EST) - Hudson River Derby

ESPN will cover all the other 25 games which were not in that list of six fixtures, including the "El Trafico" Derby between Los Angeles FC and LA Galaxy and the Cascadia Cup clash featuring Portland Timbers and Seattle Sounders:

• LA Galaxy vs Los Angeles FC (Friday, July 19 at 22:00 EST)
• Portland Timbers vs Seattle Sounders FC (Friday, August 23 at 22:00 EST)

And of course, make sure not to miss Decision Day, shown exclusively on ESPN:

- Decision Day (Sunday, October 6 at 16:00 EST)

All 31 games will be shown on ESPN's Spanish network, ESPN Deportes. In addition, Univision Deportes will be carrying 27 games during the regular season, so Spanish-speaking fans do have an alternate option to follow their favorite sides.

Univision will also be providing coverage of the 2019 MLS Cup, the MLS All-Star Game, and a pair of MLS play-off matches. Additionally, fans can stream their favorite team's matches via Univision Now, UnivisionDeportes.com, and the Univision Deportes app on their mobile devices.

Below you will find some of the key games that Univison Deportes will be showing, including Orlando City's clash with New York City on opening day this weekend.

Key games showing on Univision Deportes during the 2019 MLS season

Here are some of the must-watch matches that Univision will be carrying during the upcoming season, including four double headers on May 24, June 28, July 12, and August 21:

• Orlando City SC vs New York City (Saturday, March 2nd at 14:30 EST/11:30 PST)
• Dallas vs LA Galaxy (Saturday, March 9th at 15:30 EST/12:30 PST)
• New York RB vs SJ Earthquakes (Saturday, March 16th at 15:30 EST/12:30 PST)
• SJ Earthquakes vs Los Angeles FC (Saturday, March 30th at 14:30 EST/11:30 PST)
• LA Galaxy vs Houston Dynamo (Friday, April 19th at 22:30 EST/19:30 PST)
• Orlando City SC vs LA Galaxy (Friday, May 24th at 20:00 EST/17:00 PST)
• Real Salt Lake vs Atlanta United (Friday, May 24th at 22:00 EST/19:00 PST)
• New York RB vs Chicago Fire (Friday, June 28th at 20:00 EST/17:00 PST)
• Colorado Rapids vs Los Angeles FC (Friday, June 28th at 22:00 EST/19:00 PST)
• Houston Dynamo vs Los Angeles FC (Friday, July 12th at 21:00 EST/18:00 PST)
• LA Galaxy vs SJ Earthquakes (Friday, July 12th at 23:00 EST/20:00 PST)
• DC United vs New York RB (Wednesday, August 21st at 20:00 EST/17:00 PST)
• Los Angeles FC vs SJ Earthquakes (Wednesday, August 21st at 22:30 EST/19:30 PST)