Univision Deportes, which will be broadcasting every single game of Copa America Centenario in Spanish this summer, has announced its team of commentators and studio talent that will be covering the tournament.

Copa America begins on June 3 and Univision Deportes will be present to deliver best in class programming of all 32 matches, which will be broadcast across UDN, UniMás and Univision Network. For cord cutters or people watching the games on a smartphone, tablet, Roku, computer or smart TV, every single game from Univision will be available via fuboTV, the legal streaming service that is offering a free 24-hour trial.

The Univision Deportes team commentating Copa América Centenario matches is as follows:

• Adriana Monsalve
• Alejandro Berry
• Ana Caty Hernandez
• Diego Balado
• Edgar Martinez
• Enrique Bermudez
• Enrique Borja
• Felix Fernandez
• Gonzalo Pineda
• Hristo Stoichkov
• Ivan Kasanzew
• Jesus Bracamontes
• Jorge Perez Navarro
• Jose Luis Lopez Salido
• Lindsay Casinelli
• Luis Omar Tapia
• Pablo Ramirez
• Ramses Sandoval
• Raul Guzman

The expert group of guest commentators includes:

• Antonio Mohamed
• Gustavo Matosas
• Ivan Zamorano
• Hernan Medford
• Javier “El Vasco” Aguirre
• Juan Arango
• Jose Luis Chilavert
• Marcelo Balboa
• Miguel “Piojo” Herrera

Copa América Centenario will be played in the United States for the first time ever. Sixteen teams will compete for the chance to take home the 100th anniversary edition of the winning trophy. For this special edition of the tournament, all 32 matches will be broadcast live and coverage will include at least two hours of live pre- and post-game commentary on UDN and fuboTV.

The opening match of Copa América Centenario will be played in Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, and will air live on Univision, UniMás, UDN and fuboTV at 9:00 p.m. ET, the first time ever the three Univision networks have simulcast a broadcast in the history of Spanish language television. The final match will be broadcast live in 4k on Univision and UDN, with coverage beginning live at 3:00 p.m. ET from MetLife Stadium. The match will begin at 7:30 p.m. ET.