Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The definitive home for Toronto FC soccer games is Apple TV. Starting with the 2026 season, the standalone MLS Season Pass was fully integrated into the standard Apple TV subscription. This gives subscribers access to every single regular-season match, the Leagues Cup, and the MLS Cup Playoffs.
What linear TV channels broadcast Toronto FC games?
While Apple TV holds the primary live rights, a select number of matches featuring Toronto FC are broadcast on traditional linear TV in Canada via TSN (for English-language coverage) and RDS (for French-language coverage). If a game airs on TSN or RDS, it remains simultaneously available to stream on Apple TV.
Are there local blackouts for Toronto FC games in the Toronto area?
No! One of the biggest points of confusion for sports fans used to traditional broadcasting is regional blackouts. There are absolutely zero local or national blackouts for Toronto FC games on Apple TV. You can watch every single match live from anywhere without dealing with out-of-market restrictions.
Can I watch Toronto FC games for free?
Yes, there are a couple of ways to watch without a paid subscription. Apple routinely places a select number of MLS matches outside the paywall each week. You can watch these specific games for free on the Apple TV app using a standard Apple ID - no subscription required.
While TSN and RDS are paid networks, if you already subscribe to them via a traditional cable or satellite package, you can log in to the TSN or RDS apps to stream their nationally broadcast Toronto FC matches.
Where can I listen to Toronto FC on the radio?
Fans looking for an audio-only experience can tune in to TSN 1050 Toronto (AM 1050). This station can also be streamed online or via the iHeartRadio Canada app.
If you prefer the video stream but love the local radio call, Apple TV allows users to easily switch the match's audio feed to the local home radio broadcast while watching the live game.
How do I watch Toronto FC in the Canadian Championship?
Because the Canadian Championship FC broadcast rights are managed separately from the primary MLS/Apple deal, fans look elsewhere for these domestic knockout matches.
The primary home for the tournament is OneSoccer. You can access OneSoccer as a standalone streaming platform, through select traditional cable providers, or via a Fubo subscription. Additionally, select marquee Canadian Championship matchups are simulcast live on TSN.