Watch Live Soccer Games On US TV For May 31 to June 2
There are multiple live Major League Soccer matches and international friendlies that will be featured on US television this weekend. Check out the list below of where to watch live soccer games in the US this week, May 31 to June 2, 2013.
All times listed below are ET.
Live soccer games on US TV for May 31
beIN Sport/beIN Sport en Español: Coverage of the 2013 Toulon U-21 Tournament will continue on these two stations on Friday morning. Belgium take on Portugal at 11:25 am. Brazil vs. Mexico will follow that first match at 1:25 pm.
ESPN News: Tune into the station at 9:00 pm for Mexico vs. Nigeria, which will take place in Houston. This match will also air live on UniMas and Univision Deportes.
Univision Deportes: The Final of the French Cup will be shown on Univision Deportes on Friday afternoon. Coverage of Bordeaux vs. Evian Thonon Gaillard will begin at 3:00 pm.
Live soccer games on US TV for June 1
beIN Sport: Real Madrid will face off with Osasuna at 10:55 am. Barcelona vs. Malaga follows at 12:55 pm. Those two games will also be shown live on beIN Sport en Español. Sevilla host Valencia for a game that will start at 2:55 pm.
beIN Sport en Español: Deportivo La Coruña will play against Real Sociedad at 3:00 pm.
Univision Deportes: The German Cup Final takes place this Saturday. Bayern Munich look to cap off their tremendous season when they play against VfB Stuttgart at 2:00 pm.
Live soccer games on US TV for June 2
beIN Sport/beIN Sport en Español: One live game will air on these channels on Sunday. Brazil will play England in an international friendly that is scheduled to begin at 2:55 pm.
GolTV: The station’s day begins at 2:30 pm when Wanderers take on Nacional. Atletico MG vs. Sao Paolo will kick off at 5:30 pm. Argentinos Juniors vs. River Plate finishes things off at 8:30 pm.
ESPN2: The US Soccer Centennial Match is the ESPN2 game of the weekend. The US host Germany at RFK Stadium at 2:00 pm. UniMas and Univision Deportes will also show this game live.
ESPN News: Flip over to a different ESPN station at 4:30 pm for a women’s showdown that could prove to be the most exciting match of the day. The US are away to Canada, and that contest will start at 4:30 pm.
NBCSN: The NBC MLS match of the weekend, New England Revolution vs. LA Galaxy, will begin at 4:30 pm.
UniMas/Univision Deportes: Major League Soccer action returns to these channels at 5:00 pm, when Chicago Fire host DC United.