TSN2 Soccer Schedule

Broadcast Rights

Competitions available on TSN2

	FIFA World Cup (2019-2026)
	Copa América (2024) Bell Media has secured exclusive media rights to the CONMEBOL Copa America tournament. Fans in Canada can watch every 2024 Copa America match live on TSN, CTV2, RDS2, and via the TSN, CTV, and RDS apps, with streaming available on TSN.ca, CTV.ca, and RDS.ca from June 20 to July 14, 2024. Coverage is led by host James Duthie, alongside analyst Kevin Kilbane and former Canadian national team player Atiba Hutchinson. More details Commentary is provided by Luke Wileman and Steven Caldwell, with Matthew Scianitti reporting pitch-side and Daniel Zakrzewski offering additional updates. The Copa America 2024 broadcast on TV in Canada includes pre-match and post-match shows, match highlights, and extensive news. All matches are available to watch with French-language commentary on RDS, as TSN is providing English-language coverage.
	UEFA Women's Euro (2025)
	FIFA Confederations Cup (2015-2025)
	FIFA U-20 World Cup (2019-2026)
	Canada - Northern Super League (2025-2026) TSN and RDS, both owned by Bell Media, will broadcast Northern Super League (NSL) games under a multi-year agreement in Canada. TSN will provide national exposure by airing a slate of games across its platforms, while RDS will offer live French-language coverage of select matches, particularly those involving the Montreal club.
	FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup (2015-2025)
	FIFA Futsal World Cup (2015-2026)
	FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup (2015-2026)
	FIFA U-17 World Cup (2015-2025)
	FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup (2015-2026)
	United States - Major League Soccer (2023-2026) Bell Media’s TSN has acquired Canadian English-language rights to broadcast the Major League Soccer (MLS) 2024 regular season. As an official MLS TV partner, TSN is focusing on Canadian teams CF Montréal, Toronto FC, and Vancouver Whitecaps FC. This agreement extends beyond traditional television broadcasts, as TSN is set to stream live MLS matches on the TSN app available for Android and iOS, alongside its web-based subscription streaming service, TSN Go. More details The coverage plan includes a comprehensive schedule of games, including season openers, notable rivalry matches, and select high-profile fixtures. In addition to live match broadcasts, TSN is offering additional MLS content to its Canadian audience, including news, highlights, and in-depth analysis. The MLS 2024 regular season on TSN ensures that the network’s linear television channels and digital platforms serve as key destinations for English-speaking Canadian soccer fans seeking to follow the MLS season at home and on the go. In the same fashion, Bell Media-owned RDS has secured French-language Canadian broadcasting rights for the 2024 MLS season, emphasizing French-language coverage of matches involving Canadian teams in high definition. RDS is streaming live MLS 2024 matches on the RDS app and through RDS' web streaming service, providing a full suite of related content, including highlights, previews, reports, and extensive MLS news and analysis. This comprehensive MLS broadcast package ensures that Francophone audiences in Canada have access to a rich array of soccer content, both on traditional TV channels and digital platforms. The acquisition of MLS broadcast rights by Bell Media for its properties TSN and RDS marks them as official Major League Soccer TV partners, highlighting their commitment to delivering extensive soccer coverage to Canadian audiences across both linguistic spectrums.

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About

TSN2 History, Coverage, Features

The Sports Network is an English-language sports channel broadcast in Canada, owned by CTV Specialty Television, a joint-venture between Bell Media and ESPN. The network launched its first channel on September 1, 1984 and has established itself as one of the top options for sports fans in Canada. It is commonly referred to by its acronym, TSN. 

TSN was allowed by the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to operate multiple feeds with a limited number of alternative shows, which led to the creation of TSN 2. The channel’s first broadcast came on August 29, 2008 and during its first years, it was used as an overflow channel when TSN 1 had one or more live events to cover. TSN 2 is available on both HD and SD since its launch.

TSN 2 has focused its programming on NBA games featuring the Toronto Raptors, NASCAR racing, boxing, tennis, baseball and lacrosse events, to name a few. The rest of TSN 2’s content includes some shows produced by ESPN, the minority partner for the network. Added to that, TSN 2 has also contributed to the network’s broadcasts of FIFA events, such as the 2018 World Cup.