Another week without Champions League football doesn't mean fans in the United States have to wait until Friday evening to see live games. Premier League, FA Cup and Serie A games air throughout the midweek. You'll probably want to leave work a…

Premier League action takes a backseat to the FA Cup this weekend, but that doesn’t mean US soccer fans won’t have any live games to watch over the next three days. Live soccer games air on television every day this weekend starting Friday evening, and…

The FA have confirmed all live games that will be broadcast next week for the FA Cup Second Round replays and during the FA Cup Third Round in the new year.

This week’s Champions League action gave US soccer fans more than just a small dose of entertainment on Tuesday and Wednesday. The soccer world returns to normal this weekend, with live games being aired on no fewer than four stations.

Soccer fans in the United States continue to be given the gift of live games on TV this holiday season. Games air every day during the upcoming week between Monday and Thursday. Champions League action returns, and a different international competition…

Happy December! Soccer fans in the United States don’t have to wait until the first Saturday of the final month of the year to enjoy live games. Three live soccer matches air this coming Friday, and the fun begins during the afternoon.

The AFL has announced its massive broadcast rights deals, to reap over $A1.25 ($NZ1.7) billion for the nation’s leading sport organisation over the five years from 2011-2016.

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AFL chief executive Andrew Demetriou cannot guarantee live football on free-to-air television from next year.

Unprecedented number of AFL games to be shown live over next five-year television agreement – but majority to be shown on pay TV.