College soccer continues this week.
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A record TV slate: Fox to air 69 World Cup 2026 games
Americans will get more FIFA World Cup games next year on linear television than at any time in history, says Fox Sports.
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After almost 40 years, Andrés Cantor remains true to himself and his audience
Cantor called games on Univision during the 1990, 1994 and 1998 World Cups. He called all the games solo.
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CBS Sports names broadcast crew for UEFA Women’s Champions League
CBS Sports will kick off its first season of coverage of the UEFA Women’s Champions League next week.
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Monday AM: MLS playoff picture. Also: Sunday’s surprise USMNT standout.
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NWSL welcomes a fifth media partner, expands two deals
Beginning in 2026, the NWSL will have five partners. The moves will coincide with the expansion of the NWSL to 16 teams and launch of a regular season-ending Decision Day.
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What’s new in CBS Sports’ UEFA Champions League coverage
Coverage will return for a sixth full season on CBS Sports platforms.
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Soccer on TV: College Soccer (Sept. 6-7)
There is a large slate of college games this week.
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U.S. men’s deaf national team to face Germany in East Hartford doubleheader
The U.S. men’s deaf national team will play Germany on Oct. 26, at Pratt and Whitney Stadium in East Hartford, Connecticut.
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Soccer on TV: College Soccer (Aug. 30-31)
The NCAA Division I college soccer season continues with its first full week for both men and women.