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      Competitions available on ESPN Select

      ESPN has secured exclusive LaLiga broadcast rights in the United States from 2021 to 2029. The pay-TV provider, which the Walt Disney Corporation owns, has an eight-year contract with the Spanish Primera División that is worth an estimated $1.4 billion (or $175 million per year), making it among the most expensive contracts for a US-based corporation for a non-American sporting league.
      ESPN has secured the rights to the Spanish Super Cup in the USA. The Spanish Super Cup matches will be available not only on ESPN's streaming platform ESPN+ but also on the network's linear channels, including ESPN, ESPN 2, and ESPN Deportes. This comprehensive coverage ensures that fans can enjoy the excitement and drama of the Spanish Super Cup on their preferred ESPN platform, whether through streaming or traditional television channels.
      ESPN+ streams the FA Community Shield live and exclusively in the United States from the 2024-25 through 2027-28 seasons. The platform carries the annual match between the FA Cup winner and the Premier League champion as part of its English FA broadcast rights agreement. Coverage includes live match broadcasts in English, with select editions also available in Spanish.
      More detailsESPN+ streams the FA Community Shield live and exclusively in the United States from the 2024-25 through 2027-28 seasons. The platform carries the annual match between the FA Cup winner and the Premier League champion as part of its English FA broadcast rights agreement. Coverage includes live match broadcasts in English, with select editions also available in Spanish.

      All live FA Community Shield programming is available only on ESPN+, with no traditional TV broadcasts included in this rights cycle. Supplementary content, such as match previews, highlights, and related studio segments, is also provided on ESPN+.
      ESPN+ holds exclusive U.S. streaming rights to the English FA Cup from the 2024-25 through 2027-28 seasons. The agreement covers live broadcasts of 79 FA Cup matches each season in the USA, from the First Round through the Final at Wembley Stadium, with all matches available in English and select matches offered with Spanish commentary.
      More detailsESPN+ holds exclusive U.S. streaming rights to the English FA Cup from the 2024-25 through 2027-28 seasons. The agreement covers live broadcasts of 79 FA Cup matches each season in the USA, from the First Round through the Final at Wembley Stadium, with all matches available in English and select matches offered with Spanish commentary. The annual FA Community Shield, featuring the FA Cup winner and Premier League champion, is also included in ESPN+ coverage.

      All live English FA Cup content is delivered exclusively on ESPN+ in the United States. The package features FA Cup preview shows, branded highlights, live coverage of FA Cup draws, and highlights integrated into ESPN's studio programming. ESPN+ has carried the FA Cup in the U.S. since the 2018-19 season and continues to provide streaming access for the duration of this rights cycle.
      ESPN holds a multi-year broadcast agreement with LaLiga for the rights to show more than half of all Copa del Rey matches available for the U.S. market. The contract, which began in 2022 and runs through the conclusion of the 2026-27 edition, allows the American network to stream and broadcast all matches assigned by LaLiga across both English and Spanish platforms, whether through linear television or digital streaming.
      ESPN own the broadcast rights in the USA for the Northern Super League, Canada's first professional women's soccer league. The pay-TV sports network announced in 2025 that it had secured a deal to show live coverage of the competition until the end of the 2026 season, which is due to finish in November.
      ESPN holds exclusive Spanish-language broadcast rights to the UEFA Women’s Champions League in the USA after striking a five-year deal. This agreement began in the 2025-26 season and runs through 2029-30, with CBS Sports securing the English-language rights and streaming the UWCL on Paramount+. As a result, UEFA Women’s Champions League fans in the United States can exclusively watch all 75 UWCL games per season live in Spanish on ESPN Deportes.
      ESPN is the USA’s official Dutch Eredivisie broadcaster from 2025 to 2030. Fans can stream all matches from the Dutch Eredivisie live and on-demand via ESPN’s streaming platform, ESPN+. Selected high-profile matches may also be available on ESPN’s linear channels (ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN Deportes), albeit this depends on location and scheduling.
      More detailsESPN is the USA’s official Dutch Eredivisie broadcaster from 2025 to 2030. Fans can stream all matches from the Dutch Eredivisie live and on-demand via ESPN’s streaming platform, ESPN+. Selected high-profile matches may also be available on ESPN’s linear channels (ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN Deportes), albeit this depends on location and scheduling.

      ESPN+ is compatible with a wide range of devices, including desktops and laptops (both PCs and Macs in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari web browsers), streaming devices (Apple TV, Cox Contour TV and Contour Stream Player, Chromecast, Roku, Xumo), smart TVs (Samsung, LG), mobiles (Android and iOS), tablets (Android, iOS, and Amazon Fire), and gaming devices (PlayStation and Xbox).

      In addition to offering comprehensive Dutch Eredivisie coverage for its subscribers, ESPN also features Eredivisie-related bonus content on its website and social media channels, which includes match highlights and news updates. Fans can sign up for a monthly or a yearly subscription, with promotions occasionally offered for those opting for an annual contract.
      Subscription service ESPN+ streams live Spanish Segunda Division matches in the US, including promotion playoffs. ESPN secured both English and Spanish language rights for Spain’s second-tier soccer league until 2029.
      ESPN has extended its ownership of the American Athletic Conference's global media rights in a 12-year deal from the 2020-21 season. Under the deal, ESPN may broadcast live college soccer matches on its linear TV networks, as well as on its OTT service ESPN+ in USA. Live match coverage will also be made available on the ESPN App online and on mobile devices.
      ESPN platforms are carrying more than 1,980 women's college soccer matches in the 2025 season. Over 1,750 games stream live on ESPN+ from more than 22 conferences, including more than 100 conference tournament fixtures. A further 64 regular-season matches are televised on ESPNU, SEC Network, and ACC Network.
      More detailsESPN platforms are carrying more than 1,980 women's college soccer matches in the 2025 season. Over 1,750 games stream live on ESPN+ from more than 22 conferences, including more than 100 conference tournament fixtures. A further 64 regular-season matches are televised on ESPNU, SEC Network, and ACC Network.

      Additional coverage is available through SEC Network+ and ACC Network Extra. The schedule includes action from the Big 12, Big East, WCC, Sun Belt, Ivy League, Horizon, and other conferences.

      Commentary teams are confirmed, with Jenn Hildreth and Lori Lindsey assigned to ACC broadcasts, while Mike Watts and Jill Loyden call SEC matches. Other coverage is handled by Alex Perlman, Glenn Davis, Jonathan Yardley, Marion Crowder, and Kacey White.
      ESPN is an official media partner of the National Women’s Soccer League, acquiring broadcast rights to the NWSL in the USA from the 2024 season through the end of 2027. Under this deal, ESPN and its associated platforms handle live NWSL coverage across television and streaming services. This rights deal was expanded mid-cycle in September 2025, with the ABC and ESPN networks securing weekly regular-season fixtures for the 2026 and 2027 seasons.
      ESPN is an official U.S. national broadcaster of the USL Championship, the second-tier professional men’s soccer league in the United States. The sports network secured the rights to this division through the 2026 season under a multi-year renewal announced in early 2024. The agreement is part of a shared distribution model with CBS Sports, which serves as the league’s other national broadcast partner through 2027.
      ESPN has secured broadcast rights to the USL Cup in the USA thanks to a multi-year media rights agreement struck in early 2024. Under the terms of this agreement, ESPN was named the exclusive broadcaster of the USL Cup in its debut season, with the network sharing those rights with CBS Sports in subsequent years.
      More detailsESPN has secured broadcast rights to the USL Cup in the USA thanks to a multi-year media rights agreement struck in early 2024. Under the terms of this agreement, ESPN was named the exclusive broadcaster of the USL Cup in its debut season, with the network sharing those rights with CBS Sports in subsequent years.

      Fans can watch live USL Cup games on the ESPN app with an ESPN Select subscription. Viewers can also purchase a subscription to stream live USL Cup matches on the Disney+ streaming service, though ESPN Select may be bundled with Disney+ and other Disney-owned offerings.

      Subscribers can stream the competition on the Disney+ website, the Disney+ app, or the ESPN app via a supported internet-connected device. This includes smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, streaming devices, gaming consoles, and more.

      Furthermore, Stateside fans subscribed to partnered third-party cable, satellite, and streaming providers can also watch nationally televised USL Cup games when available on ESPN linear networks. However, availability is subject to change, so please check the official website of your pay-TV service for the latest information.
      ESPN holds national broadcast rights in the USA for USL League One, the third-tier men’s professional soccer division in the United States. This deal is part of its long-standing partnership with the United Soccer League (USL), securing a three-year rights agreement that runs from the 2024 to the 2026 season to broadcast the competition on both its linear networks and streaming service.

      Satellites

      What satellites is ESPN Select available on?

      PositionSatelliteFrequencySymbolSystemEncryptionPackage
      61.0°WAmazonas 3ConaxClaro Americas Sur
      12172 H30000, 2/3DVB-S2, 8PSK, MPEG-4, HDConaxClaro Americas Sur
      81.0°WARSAT 2Conax, IrdetoINTV
      11680 H30000, 2/3DVB-S2, 8PSK, MPEG-4Conax, IrdetoINTV
      95.1°WIntelsat 30VideoguardDirecTV Norte
      Ku DSS, HDVideoguardDirecTV Norte
      95.0°WIntelsat 31VideoguardDirecTV Sur
      Ku DSS, HDVideoguardDirecTV Sur
      70.0°WStar One C4NagravisionClaro Americas Norte
      11050 V27900, 2/3DVB-S2, 8PSK, MPEG-4, HDNagravisionClaro Americas Norte
      15.0°WTelstar 12VVerimatrix (B)Inter Satelital
      11919 H45000, DVB-S2, 8PSK, MPEG-4, HDVerimatrix (B)Inter Satelital

      About

      ESPN Select history, coverage, features

      ESPN Select is an American digital sports channel and streaming service owned by ESPN Inc., a joint venture between The Walt Disney Company and Hearst Communications. Formerly known as ESPN+, the service was rebranded to ESPN Select on August 21, 2025, though the ESPN+ branding did not disappear entirely. The rebranding was designed to distinguish the streaming-only "Select" tier from the "Unlimited" plan, which includes ESPN’s traditional linear cable networks.

      The streaming service’s origins date back to its 2018 launch as an add-on to ESPN's main linear networks. The service effectively replaced ESPN Insider, serving as an overflow content provider similar to ESPN3.

      Despite this, the streaming service launched with a robust list of live sports coverage, including college sports events such as Ivy League competitions, Tennis Grand Slams, international cricket (matches involving the India national cricket team, Cricket Ireland, and New Zealand Cricket), and college soccer.

      Soccer became a significant focus for ESPN Select (then known as ESPN+), streaming competitions such as Major League Soccer, the 2019 Copa America, the Carabao Cup, Serie A, Eredivisie, A-League, FFA Cup, W-League, FA Cup, and the UEFA Nations League.

      Furthermore, in 2021, ESPN secured English and Spanish-language broadcast rights to La Liga in the USA through an eight-year deal running until the 2028-29 season, making ESPN Select a valuable streaming service for soccer fans in the United States.

      In March 2021, ESPN re-acquired NHL rights in the USA under a seven-year deal, securing at least 50 exclusive games per season on ESPN+, along with additional non-exclusive fixtures. A week later, the streaming service obtained simulcast rights for Monday Night Football, beginning with the 2021 NFL season.

      Upon rebranding to ESPN Select in 2025, all existing ESPN+ subscribers were converted to ESPN Select subscribers. The streaming service continued to broadcast over 30,000 events, including every La Liga match, the Bundesliga, and the FA Cup, as well as PGA Tour, NHL games, and a selection of events across various sports, such as college football, college basketball, and other collegiate sports.

      ESPN Select also removed its trial offers, relaunching with standalone subscription options and bundles alongside Disney+ and Hulu. ESPN Select viewers can stream the platform's content on the ESPN and Disney+ apps.

      The ESPN and Disney+ apps are available for download on tvOS, Fire TV, Android TV, Android and iOS mobile devices, Kindle Fire tablets, Xbox One, Roku, PS4, PS5, and other internet-connected devices. Viewers can also access ESPN Select on the web by visiting the watch tab on the ESPN homepage or at espn.com/watch or plus.espn.com.
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      The published listings of live, re-aired, and on-demand match and program events published on this website are broadcast by the official rights holders. They are available on various platforms such as terrestrial TV, radio, cable, satellite, IPTV, mobile and desktop apps. Where possible, we will provide links to the streaming events available on the platforms provided by the official broadcasters. Please note that in many cases, a digital subscription or user authentication with a TV or internet provider will be required. We endeavor to provide as accurate and detailed broadcast information as possible. However, broadcast schedules are subject to change at any time. If you find incorrect or missing information, please let us know

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      Group stage

      Group A
      Jun 11 15:00 Mexico City
        Mexico 2 - 0 South Africa  
      Jun 11 22:00 Zapopan
        Korea Republic 2 - 1 Czech Republic  
      Jun 18 12:00 Atlanta
        Czech Republic 1 - 1 South Africa  
      Jun 18 21:00 Zapopan
        Mexico 1 - 0 Korea Republic  
      Jun 24 21:00 Mexico City
        Czech Republic 0 - 3 Mexico  
      Jun 24 21:00 Guadalupe
        South Africa 1 - 0 Korea Republic  
      Group B
      Jun 12 15:00 Toronto
        Canada 1 - 1 Bosnia and Herzegovina  
      Jun 13 15:00 Santa Clara
        Qatar 1 - 1 Switzerland  
      Jun 18 15:00 Los Angeles
        Switzerland 4 - 1 Bosnia and Herzegovina  
      Jun 18 18:00 Vancouver
        Canada 6 - 0 Qatar  
      Jun 24 15:00 Seattle
        Bosnia and Herzegovina 3 - 1 Qatar  
      Jun 24 15:00 Vancouver
        Switzerland 2 - 1 Canada  
      Group C
      Jun 13 18:00 New Jersey
        Brazil 1 - 1 Morocco  
      Jun 13 21:00 Boston
        Haiti 0 - 1 Scotland  
      Jun 19 18:00 Boston
        Scotland 0 - 1 Morocco  
      Jun 19 20:30 Philadelphia
        Brazil 3 - 0 Haiti  
      Jun 24 18:00 Atlanta
        Morocco 4 - 2 Haiti  
      Jun 24 18:00 Miami
        Scotland 0 - 3 Brazil  
      Group D
      Jun 12 21:00 Los Angeles
        USA 4 - 1 Paraguay  
      Jun 14 00:00 Vancouver
        Australia 2 - 0 Turkey  
      Jun 19 15:00 Seattle
        USA 2 - 0 Australia  
      Jun 19 23:00 Santa Clara
        Turkey 0 - 1 Paraguay  
      Jun 25 22:00 Santa Clara
        Paraguay 0 - 0 Australia  
      Jun 25 22:00 Los Angeles
        Turkey 3 - 2 USA  
      Group E
      Jun 14 13:00 Houston
        Germany 7 - 1 Curaçao  
      Jun 14 19:00 Philadelphia
        Côte d'Ivoire 1 - 0 Ecuador  
      Jun 20 16:00 Toronto
        Germany 2 - 1 Côte d'Ivoire  
      Jun 20 20:00 Kansas City
        Ecuador 0 - 0 Curaçao  
      Jun 25 16:00 Philadelphia
        Curaçao 0 - 2 Côte d'Ivoire  
      Jun 25 16:00 New Jersey
        Ecuador 2 - 1 Germany  
      Group F
      Jun 14 16:00 Dallas
        Netherlands 2 - 2 Japan  
      Jun 14 22:00 Guadalupe
        Sweden 5 - 1 Tunisia  
      Jun 20 13:00 Houston
        Netherlands 5 - 1 Sweden  
      Jun 21 00:00 Guadalupe
        Tunisia 0 - 4 Japan  
      Jun 25 19:00 Dallas
        Japan 1 - 1 Sweden  
      Jun 25 19:00 Kansas City
        Tunisia 1 - 3 Netherlands  
      Group G
      Jun 15 15:00 Seattle
        Belgium 1 - 1 Egypt  
      Jun 15 21:00 Los Angeles
        Iran 2 - 2 New Zealand  
      Jun 21 15:00 Los Angeles
        Belgium 0 - 0 Iran  
      Jun 21 21:00 Vancouver
        New Zealand 1 - 3 Egypt  
      Jun 26 23:00 Seattle
        Egypt 1 - 1 Iran  
      Jun 26 23:00 Vancouver
        New Zealand 1 - 5 Belgium  
      Group H
      Jun 15 12:00 Atlanta
        Spain 0 - 0 Cape Verde Islands  
      Jun 15 18:00 Miami
        Saudi Arabia 1 - 1 Uruguay  
      Jun 21 12:00 Atlanta
        Spain 4 - 0 Saudi Arabia  
      Jun 21 18:00 Miami
        Uruguay 2 - 2 Cape Verde Islands  
      Jun 26 20:00 Houston
        Cape Verde Islands 0 - 0 Saudi Arabia  
      Jun 26 20:00 Zapopan
        Uruguay 0 - 1 Spain  
      Group I
      Jun 16 15:00 New Jersey
        France 3 - 1 Senegal  
      Jun 16 18:00 Boston
        Iraq 1 - 4 Norway  
      Jun 22 17:00 Philadelphia
        France 3 - 0 Iraq  
      Jun 22 20:00 New Jersey
        Norway 3 - 2 Senegal  
      Jun 26 15:00 Boston
        Norway 1 - 4 France  
      Jun 26 15:00 Toronto
        Senegal 5 - 0 Iraq  
      Group J
      Jun 16 21:00 Kansas City
        Argentina 3 - 0 Algeria  
      Jun 17 00:00 Santa Clara
        Austria 3 - 1 Jordan  
      Jun 22 13:00 Dallas
        Argentina 2 - 0 Austria  
      Jun 22 23:00 Santa Clara
        Jordan 1 - 2 Algeria  
      Jun 27 22:00 Kansas City
        Algeria 3 - 3 Austria  
      Jun 27 22:00 Dallas
        Jordan 1 - 3 Argentina  
      Group K
      Jun 17 13:00 Houston
        Portugal 1 - 1 Congo DR  
      Jun 17 22:00 Mexico City
        Uzbekistan 1 - 3 Colombia  
      Jun 23 13:00 Houston
        Portugal 5 - 0 Uzbekistan  
      Jun 23 22:00 Zapopan
        Colombia 1 - 0 Congo DR  
      Jun 27 19:30 Miami
        Colombia 0 - 0 Portugal  
      Jun 27 19:30 Atlanta
        Congo DR 3 - 1 Uzbekistan  
      Group L
      Jun 17 16:00 Dallas
        England 4 - 2 Croatia  
      Jun 17 19:00 Toronto
        Ghana 1 - 0 Panama  
      Jun 23 16:00 Boston
        England 0 - 0 Ghana  
      Jun 23 19:00 Toronto
        Panama 0 - 1 Croatia  
      Jun 27 17:00 Philadelphia
        Croatia 2 - 1 Ghana  
      Jun 27 17:00 New Jersey
        Panama 0 - 2 England  
      Knockout Stage

      Round of 32
      Jun 28 15:00 Los Angeles
        South Africa 0 - 1 Canada  
      Jun 29 13:00 Houston
        Brazil 2 - 1 Japan  
      Jun 29 16:30 Boston
        Germany 1 - 2P Paraguay  
      Jun 29 21:00 Guadalupe
        Netherlands 1 - 2P Morocco  
      Round of 32
      Jun 30 13:00 Dallas
        Côte d'Ivoire 1 - 2 Norway  
      Jun 30 17:00 New Jersey
        France 3 - 0 Sweden  
      Jun 30 21:00 Mexico City
        Mexico 2 - 0 Ecuador  
      Jul 1 12:00 Atlanta
        England 2 - 1 Congo DR  
      Round of 32
      Jul 1 16:00 Seattle
        Belgium 3 - 2 Senegal  
      Jul 1 20:00 Santa Clara
        USA 2 - 0 Bosnia and Herzegovina  
      Jul 2 15:00 Los Angeles
        Spain 3 - 0 Austria  
      Jul 2 19:00 Toronto
        Portugal 2 - 1 Croatia  
      Round of 32
      Jul 2 23:00 Vancouver
        Switzerland 2 - 0 Algeria  
      Jul 3 14:00 Dallas
        Australia 1 - 2P Egypt  
      Jul 3 18:00 Miami
        Argentina 3 - 2 Cape Verde Islands  
      Jul 3 21:30 Kansas City
        Colombia 1 - 0 Ghana  
      Round of 16
      Jul 4 13:00 Houston
        Canada 0 - 3 Morocco  
      Jul 4 17:00 Philadelphia
        Paraguay 0 - 1 France  
      Jul 5 16:00 New Jersey
        Brazil 1 - 2 Norway  
      Jul 5 20:00 Mexico City
        Mexico 1 - 2 England  
      Round of 16
      Jul 6 15:00 Dallas
        Portugal vs Spain  
      Jul 6 20:00 Seattle
        USA vs Belgium  
      Jul 7 12:00 Atlanta
        Argentina vs Egypt  
      Jul 7 16:00 Vancouver
        Switzerland vs Colombia  
      Quarter-final
      Jul 9 16:00 Boston
        France vs Morocco  
      Jul 10 15:00 Los Angeles
      W93 vs W94
      Jul 11 17:00 Miami
      Norway vs W92
      Jul 11 21:00 Kansas City
      W95 vs W96
      Semi-final
      Jul 14 15:00 Dallas
      W97 vs W98
      Jul 15 15:00 Atlanta
      W99 vs W100
      Third Place Match
      Jul 18 17:00 Miami
      3rd place: L101 vs L102
      Jul 19 15:00 New Jersey
      Final: W101 vs W102