How to Watch Major League Soccer in 2026: Ultimate Viewing Guide
pple TV. For MLS season ticket holders, who previously got free access to MLS Season Pass on Apple TV, they will now receive the entire Apple TV streaming subscription and catalogue. News for MLS on Apple TVMLS on Apple TV will be available without the MLS Season Pass in 2026. | Lucas Boland-Imagn ImagesMLS on Apple TV will have a different look in 2026 than in previous seasons. The league and Apple cut its Spanish commentary staff significantly and will not feature a Spanish version of the MLS 360 wraparound show as it has in the past. Meanwhile, the MLS Wrap Up show, which airs each weekend, reportedly will not feature any in-studio talent on camera. Within its English broadcasts, the league will once again send play-by-play and color commentary teams to stadiums, after several games were called off monitors for a Florida-based studio in 2025. The new setup also includes an elevated specialty game on Saturdays, as well as the continuation of Sunday Night Soccer, which launched in 2025. However, Sunday Night Soccer host Andrew Wiebe has moved to the Saturday specialty game. How to Watch Inter Miami and other MLS teams Outside of League Play2025 MLS Cup champions Inter Miami and several other MLS teams will compete for trophies outside the MLS Supporters’ Shield, MLS Cup and Leagues Cup, as showcased on Apple TV, meaning fans will need additional pathways to watch every moment. For Concacaf Champions Cup action, U.S.-based fans of the country’s eight participating clubs will need to tune into FOX Sports or FS1. At the same time, Canadians look to OneSoccer for coverage of the Whitecaps and three Canadian Premier League teams. 19 MLS teams will also compete in domestic cup tournaments, with the U.S. Open Cup on YouTube and CBS Sports Golazo Network, and the Canadian Championship on OneSoccer and FS1.
