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BrazilFOX Sports is one of the nation's premier sports channels and offers a wealth of different leagues, particularly when it comes to international soccer.

Across FOX Sports 1 and 2, there are some fantastic fixtures to enjoy across the season, alongside the regular NFL Redzone and MLB, which it's well-known for. But how exactly can you stream all the top-class action on FOX Sports? There are many ways to enjoy the channel, from the FOX Sports app to the long list of live-streaming services offering a variety of packages. It's just a question of finding the right one for you.

In case you are feeling overwhelmed, GOAL is here to walk you through everything you need to know about FOX Sports and how to get the most from it.

Former FOX Sports regional networks

Once upon a time, regionalised coverage in FOX's sports world was done to block out events outside of a team's home market, with a number of networks covering the United States. Below is a complete list of what Fox's regional sports network channels used to look like, before a 2019 sale, which saw these RSNs rebranded as FanDuel Sports Network (formerly Bally Sports).

ArizonaOklahoma
CarolinasSan Diego
DetroitSouth
FloridaSoutheast
HoustonSouthwest
IndianaSun
Kansas CityTennessee
MidwestWest
New OrleansWisconsin
NorthPrime Ticket
OhioSports Time Ohio

FanDuel Sports Network RSNs

Since the takeover and rebrand, FanDuel Sports now carries these regional networks.

SouthDetroit
FloridaIndiana
Kansas CityMidwest
NorthOhio
OklahomaSouth
SoutheastSouthwest
SunSouth
WestWisconsin
SoCal

What soccer can you watch live through FOX Sports?

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FOX Sports has a wealth of soccer coverage, with a real emphasis on the international game. You'll find all the biggest tournaments across the FOX Sports network, including FOX Deportes, which has plenty of Spanish-language commentary.

International competitions

The FIFA World Cup is perhaps the marquee event FOX Sports broadcasts on live TV, with coverage of both the men's and women's tournaments and qualification games. The broadcaster will provide coverage of the 2026 World Cup, held in Canada, Mexico and the United States.

Outside of the big FIFA tournament, the channel lineup also brings a wealth of continental tournaments, with the UEFA European Championship, Copa America, and UEFA Nations League also available, as well as international beach soccer and futsal.

FIFA World Cup (Men's)CONMEBOL Copa America
FIFA World Cup (Women's)CONMEBOL Copa America Femenina
FIFA World Cup QualifyingCONCACAF Gold Cup
UEFA European ChampionshipUEFA Women's EURO
UEFA Nations League

Club competitions

For those looking to enjoy domestic soccer, FOX Sports broadcasts Major League Soccer, offering a perfect alternative if you don't have an MLS Season Pass through Apple TV+.

FOX also offers coverage for a number of European leagues, including the Premier League from England, Spain's La Liga, Germany's Bundesliga, as well as the coveted annual UEFA Champions League competition.

Major League Soccer (MLS)La Liga
MLS League's CupBundesliga
Premier LeagueCanadian Premier League

What other live sports are available on FOX?

FOX has rights to a number of other sports away from soccer. Most notable among them is their coverage of the NFL, MLB, and college football.

NFL on FOX

FOX has held rights to the NFL since the mid-90s, covering all of the league's Sunday action with FOX NFL.

Major League Baseball on FOX

Other channels may boast more extensive MLB rights, but FOX does come in clutch where it matters with coverage of the World Series. They also host the annual All-Star game and the World Baseball Classic. Currently, FOX broadcasts Fox Saturday Baseball and offers national broadcasts on FS1, boasting exclusive rights to the World Series, All-Star Game and Field of Dreams Game.

FOX College Football

A few years after acquiring rights to the NFL, Fox also delved into the TV rights market in the world of college football. They host a number of conferences, including the Big Ten, Big 12 and Mountain West.

FOX College Hoops

Sticking with the theme of college sports, FOX holds the rights to a number of other college basketball conferences, too. Like with football, they include the Big Ten and Big 12 and the Mountain West, along with the Big East.

Motorsport

NASCAR fans have access to FOX Sports and have been able to enjoy the action from the Daytona 500 since they've held rights going back as far as 2001. It was the same year they acquired rights to the ARCA Menards Series. More recently, the American Flat Track has been added to their schedule.

Other Sports

As well as those already mentioned, FOX covers a number of other sports, including an extensive calendar of horse racing, rugby, ten-pin bowling, the Davis Cup tennis tournament, and is the exclusive home to WWE SmackDown.

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How do I watch live soccer on FOX Sports in 2025?

If all of that live sports action sounds good to you, there are a number of ways in which you can watch FOX Sports. Packages come in all shapes and sizes, available through a variety of providers.

We've rounded up some of the best packages available to watch shows on FOX Sports, so you can find the best one to suit your needs.

Upcoming Schedule

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SportFixtureStart Time (ET)
Soccer - UEFA Women's EURO 2025Switzerland vs. Iceland01:30 AM
Soccer - 2025 CONCACAF GOLD CUP SOCCERFinal: Teams TBA01:30 AM
SoccerPunto Final02:00 AM
Golf - LIV Golf HighlightsDallas02:30 AM
Auto - IndyCar RacingHonda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio03:30 AM
Soccer - UEFA Women's EURO 2025Germany vs. Poland03:30 AM
Soccer - 2025 CONCACAF GOLD CUP SOCCERFinal: Teams TBA03:30 AM
Soccer - UEFA Women's EURO 2025Wales vs. Netherlands05:30 AM
Soccer - 2021 CONCACAF GOLD CUPThe USMNT's Road to Glory05:30 AM
Moto - American Flat TrackSilver Dollar Short Track06:00 AM
Soccer - 2025 CONCACAF GOLD CUP SOCCERFinal: Teams TBA06:00 AM
Moto - American Flat TrackLima Half-Mile I07:00 AM
Football AFL PremiershipGeelong Cats vs. Richmond07:30 AM
Soccer - UEFA Women's EURO 2025Switzerland vs. Iceland08:00 AM
SoccerPunto Final09:00 AM
Football AFLAdelaide Crows vs. Melbourne10:30 AM
Auto - IndyCar RacingHonda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio11:00 AM
SoccerPunto Final11:00 AM
Soccer - UEFA Women's EURO TodayUEFA Women's EURO Today11:30 AM
Soccer - UEFA Women's EURO 2025Spain vs. Belgium12:00 PM
Golf - LIV Golf HighlightsDallas01:00 PM
Rugby - NRL RugbyCanberra Raiders vs. St. George Illawarra Dragons01:30 PM
Soccer - FIFA Eliminatorias Copa Mundial 2026Ecuador vs. Brasil02:00 PM
Soccer - UEFA Women's EURO 2025Portugal vs. Italy03:00 PM
Rugby - NRL RugbyManly Warringah Sea Eagles vs. South Sydney Rabbitohs03:30 PM
Soccer - 2025 CONCACAF GOLD CUP SOCCERFinal: Teams TBA05:30 PM
Soccer - UEFA Women's EURO 2025Spain vs. Belgium05:30 PM
Baseball MLBRays at Tigers06:30 PM
Baseball MLBRays at Tigers en Español06:30 PM
Soccer - UEFA Women's EURO 2025Spain vs. Belgium07:30 PM
Soccer - UEFA Women's EURO 2025Portugal vs. Italy07:30 PM

Frequently asked questions

You'll find a number of channels as part of the network, with the main ones being FOX Sports 1 and FOX Sports 2, in 4K too. However, the network also has the Big Ten Network, Big 12, Fox Deportes, offering Spanish-language coverage. 

Unlike Apple TV+, where you can stream every MLS game through your iPhone or TV, the amount of MLS soccer available through FOX Sports is a little more limited. That said, there are still plenty of regular season games broadcast.

When the postseason begins, the channel shows playoff fixtures and, of course, the MLS Cup.

The network not only broadcasts a large amount of live soccer but there is also a wide range of highlights shows and feature programs of the sport shown on FOX, particularly through their dedicated Soccer channel.

No, the two are not the same.  FOX Sports is the sports programming division whereas FS1 is a specific channel within the FOX Corporation.

In 2019, FOX Sports was acquired by The Walt Disney Company, and in 2021 FOX Sports was rebranded as Bally Sports, which subsequently was rebranded as FanDuel Sports Network.