What streaming services show Major League Soccer in the USA?
Apple TV is the exclusive, all-in-one streaming home for Major League Soccer.
However, while Apple TV has every game, FOX and FS1 also hold linear TV rights to broadcast a select number of games (typically around 34 regular-season matches per year). If you want to stream those specific nationally televised games without Apple TV, you can use any live TV streaming platform that carries the FOX networks.
Does Apple TV have blackouts?
No. There are absolutely no local or national broadcasts.
Does the MLS Season Pass still exist?
No. Starting with the current 2026 season, Apple and Major League Soccer discontinued the separate add-on pass and fully integrated all MLS content directly into a standard Apple TV subscription.
Service | Cost | What's Included |
Apple TV | $12.99/month or $99.99/year | Every single MLS match, Leagues Cup, all Apple Originals, and other live sports. |
Linear TV (FOX/FS1) | Requires Cable/Live TV package | Select nationally broadcast matches. |
How much does Apple TV cost?
The price point ($99.99/year or $12.99/month) remains the same as the old Season Pass, but now you get all of Apple's original programming like Severance and Ted Lasso, plus other live sports like Friday Night Baseball and Formula 1 races.
Upcoming MLS Apple TV schedule
The Season Ticket Perk
If you are a season ticket holder of a Major League Soccer club, you receive one Apple TV subscription.
The activation process is managed directly by each individual MLS club, so you do not activate it through a general MLS or Apple portal.
Check your inbox containing your unique redemption link and instructions. If you cannot find the email or the link is showing an error, reach out directly to your club's ticketing representative who will likely resend your unique offer link.
If you already have a standard, standalone Apple TV subscription, redeeming your club-provided link will simplypause your existing paid subscription. You will not be double-charged.
What is the best streaming service for watching FOX?
If you are looking for the absolute best way to stream FOX, the answer actually depends on whether you only want FOX networks, or if you want a full cable replacement package.
Thanks to a massive new release, the streaming landscape looks a bit different right now. Here is the breakdown of the best options based on what you actually need:
Fubo
If your TV diet consists almost entirely of sports, Fubo was built for you.
What it includes: Local FOX, FS1, FS2, and a massive array of other regional and international sports networks.
The Verdict: Fubo's channel lineup is heavily tailored toward sports fans. However, it does not carry Turner networks (TNT, TBS), which is a dealbreaker if you also watch the NBA or NHL playoffs.
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DirecTV Stream
To get your local FOX station and FS1, you only need their base Entertainment package. Because MLS no longer relies on Regional Sports Networks (RSNs) thanks to the Apple TV deal, you do not need to upgrade to their more expensive tiers just to catch soccer.
What it includes: 90+ channels, including your local FOX affiliate, FS1, ESPN, TNT, and a robust lineup of news and entertainment networks.
It features an unlimited cloud DVR and allows for unlimited simultaneous streams on your home network. This makes it arguably the best choice for large households with multiple TVs and tablets running at the same time.
FOX One
If you just want FOX channels and don't want to pay for a massive cable bundle, the newly launched FOX One streaming service (introduced for 2026) is your best bet.
What it includes: Your local FOX broadcast station, FS1, FS2, Big Ten Network (BTN), FOX News, FOX Business, and FOX Deportes.
The Verdict: It is the ultimate, straightforward hub for FOX content. If you are just trying to catch the 2026 FIFA World Cup, MLS matches, or local news, this gives you direct access without the bloated cable-sized price tag.
Fubo
If your TV diet consists almost entirely of sports, Fubo was built for you.
What it includes: Local FOX, FS1, FS2, and a massive array of other regional and international sports networks.
The Verdict: Fubo's channel lineup is heavily tailored toward sports fans. However, it does not carry Turner networks (TNT, TBS), which is a dealbreaker if you also watch the NBA or NHL playoffs.
DirecTV Stream
To get your local FOX station and FS1, you only need their base Entertainment package. Because MLS no longer relies on Regional Sports Networks (RSNs) thanks to the Apple TV deal, you do not need to upgrade to their more expensive tiers just to catch soccer.
What it includes: 90+ channels, including your local FOX affiliate, FS1, ESPN, TNT, and a robust lineup of news and entertainment networks.
It features an unlimited cloud DVR and allows for unlimited simultaneous streams on your home network. This makes it arguably the best choice for large households with multiple TVs and tablets running at the same time.
FOX One
If you just want FOX channels and don't want to pay for a massive cable bundle, the newly launched FOX One streaming service (introduced for 2026) is your best bet.
What it includes: Your local FOX broadcast station, FS1, FS2, Big Ten Network (BTN), FOX News, FOX Business, and FOX Deportes.
The Verdict: It is the ultimate, straightforward hub for FOX content. If you are just trying to catch the 2026 FIFA World Cup, MLS matches, or local news, this gives you direct access without the bloated cable-sized price tag.
Fubo
If your TV diet consists almost entirely of sports, Fubo was built for you.
What it includes: Local FOX, FS1, FS2, and a massive array of other regional and international sports networks.
The Verdict: Fubo's channel lineup is heavily tailored toward sports fans. However, it does not carry Turner networks (TNT, TBS), which is a dealbreaker if you also watch the NBA or NHL playoffs.
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