TSN and RDS to Broadcast Canada's National Team Matches in Concacaf Campaigns
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Canada Soccer, Canadian Soccer Media & Entertainment, TSN, and RDS have announced live television coverage of the Canadian national teams' Concacaf campaigns. The agreement means that fans across Canada will be able to watch their national teams play in upcoming competitions.
The announcement follows a period of very high interest in soccer across the country. Many Canadians watched matches during the FIFA World Cup 2026, and the organizers say this demand is a major reason for expanding access to national team games. TSN serves English-speaking viewers, while RDS provides coverage for French-speaking audiences.
By offering live broadcasts on both networks, the partners aim to give Canadians more opportunities to follow their teams. The announcement also shows the continued growth of soccer as a popular sport in Canada.
Fans who want more details about broadcast schedules and match times are encouraged to check the TSN and RDS websites for updates as the campaigns approach.
Sources: Canada Soccer Pressroom
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