If you’re looking for the Confederations Cup TV schedule on US TV and streaming, you’ve come to the right place.
The 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup features several teams in action from around the world in an international tournament, which also acts as a dry run for the FIFA 2018 World Cup that will be hosted in Russia. The teams participating in this year’s tournament are Russia (2018 host country), Germany (2014 World Cup winners), Mexico (2015 CONCACAF Cup winners), Chile (2015 Copa America winners), Portugal (Euro 2016 winners), Australia (2015 AFC Asian Cup winners), Cameroon (2017 Africa Cup of Nations winners) and New Zealand (2016 OFC Cup winners).
For viewers in the United States, the tournament will be televised on FOX Sports (English-language) and Telemundo (Spanish-language). Telemundo Deportes’ award-winning team of on-air talent will be led by the internationally renowned commentator Andres Cantor, accompanied by Miguel Gurwitz, Ana Jurka, Sammy Sadovnik, Carlos Hermosillo, Copan Alvarez, Manuel Sol, Karim Mendiburu, Rosina Grosso, Leti Coo and Kaziro Aoyama. The team will be joined by special guests from the soccer world.
Note, that all matches will also be available via TelemundoDeportes.com, Telemundo Deportes EN VIVO App and via connected TVs.
With FOX Sports, they’ll be televising all 16 Confederations Cup matches live from Russia from June 17 to July 2 across its portfolio of networks. FS1 carries 12 matches with two each appearing on the FOX broadcast network and FS2. In addition to live game action, FOX Sports offers daily pre- and postgame studio coverage, plus 10 editions of FIFA CONFEDERATIONS CUP TONIGHT, an hour-long show offering analysis and commentary of the day’s events.
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Here’s the Confederations Cup TV schedule (all times Eastern Time):
Confederations Cup TV schedule
Last updated: June 26, 2017
Wednesday, June 28, 2017
Portugal vs. Chile (Confederations Cup semi-final), 1pm, FOX Sports 1, Telemundo, FOX Soccer 2GO, DIRECTV NOW, Sling Blue, TelemundoDeportes.com and fubo Premier (7-day free trial)
Thursday, June 29, 2017
Mexico vs. Germany (Confederations Cup semi-final), 1pm, FOX Sports 2, Telemundo, FOX Soccer 2GO, DIRECTV NOW, Sling Blue, TelemundoDeportes.com and fubo Premier (7-day free trial)
Sunday, July 2, 2017
Third place final, 8am, FOX Sports 1, Telemundo, FOX Soccer 2GO, DIRECTV NOW, Sling Blue, TelemundoDeportes.com and fubo Premier (7-day free trial)
Final, 1pm, FOX Sports 1, Telemundo, FOX Soccer 2GO, DIRECTV NOW, Sling Blue, TelemundoDeportes.com and fubo Premier (7-day free trial)
Do you have any questions about the Confederations Cup TV schedule? Let us know in the comments section below.
So the 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup Final won’t be on FOX?
We’ll find out in the next few weeks. The schedule above (as of this date) is tentative.
So the final can still change on tv, right?
The final is now set. It’ll be on FS1 and Telemundo. Of course, it could change between now and then if either broadcaster decides to change it.
Mexico is gonna DP Chile in the Final.
Good luck, Remember Chile 7-Mex 0?
for Ontario Canada viewers what networks carry the Cofederations Cup?
Bell Media has rights to all FIFA events in Canada except the Club World Cup through 2022. That means TSN1/3/4/5 (regionalized primary network) and TSN2 (secondary national network) have English-language rights in Canada (the World Cup final will probably be on CTV free-to-air.) RDS has French-language rights.
Are the games really at 10am ET? I’m seeing 11am ET elsewhere.
Hi Ritchie, some of the pre-game coverage starts at 10am ET, but the matches kick off at 11am ET. We’ve updated the TV schedule accordingly.
Please let us know the world feed commentators
Who was the Englishman commenting/announcing the Portugal vs Mexico match on be IN sports? Enis?
The New Zealand vs Portugal and Chile vs Australia matches this weekend are on FS1, not FS2. Please correct.