Most-watched soccer games on US TV for March 5-18, 2019

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   Edwin

   April 4, 2019 at 11:52 am

   Hi Collin do you have the Univision numbers for the San Jose vs LAFC game?

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     Collin Werner

     April 4, 2019 at 12:51 pm

     Yes, I believe it should be up on the site later today.

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   Todd Unger

   March 25, 2019 at 5:22 pm

   I noticed this past weeks MLS game FC Dallas v Colorado was carried by both UniMas and UDN?
   Will you guys provide numbers for both?

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     Christopher Harris

     March 25, 2019 at 7:06 pm

     The viewing number listed is for UniMas and Univision combined.

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     Collin Werner

     March 26, 2019 at 12:30 am

     All numbers involving Univision and UniMás always include the Univision Deportes simulcast numbers.

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   Stephen

   March 23, 2019 at 4:49 am

   Align the bloody season with the rest of the world – it’s impossible to follow otherwise. I can follow multiple teams from multiple European leagues because the seasons match.

   Football is an emotional game, highs and lows. The fun and misery of the transfer season for all my clubs at the same time,.the start of the season burst of energy, the mid season winter games and a chance to regroup, the spring countdown to the cup finals and league finishes and then ooops there goes MLS starting in March. I can take it not being as good as the Premier League, but I can’t dedicate enough time to follow it out of sync with the rest of my teams. That alone is the biggest complaint from me and a lot of my football friends.

   Now that the league is established you have to align it with the major sister leagues around the world – not to mention the idiocy of having the season play through the summer international tournaments.

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     Rover

     March 23, 2019 at 8:14 pm

     If you think MLS ratings are low now,try moving to a winter schedule to go up against NFL and college football. Plus there would be serious weather issues in places like Colorado,Utah Toronto, Montreal etc.

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       Edwin

       March 25, 2019 at 12:17 pm

       Yawn…… not worried we hear these headlines every season but MLS has posted TV ratings gain in 6 consecutive years going back to 2012. It’s too small a sample size to jump the gun, as past seasons have PROVED.

       If by chance if MLS actually does post a ratings lost its not a big deal it just means its normal and not immune to the ratings lost that other leagues have shown.
       People like to be worry Monkeys and concern trolls. These same people have been no where to be found in the past at the end of the year when MLS has posted another TV ratings gain except to tell us its no big deal while trying to downplay why they were wrong.

       Maybe just maybe they’re right this time. But if they aren’t I’d like to see a article no not just one article several articles going the equal way in the other side to balance things out.

       Oh BTW Rover MLS has changed it schedule it will be over before Winter even officially starts. They did this to avoid exactly what you mentioned. As in past year ratings would’ve been higher but the NFL season more so that college football completely killed momentum.

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     F⚽⚽tball rules the W⚽rld

     March 27, 2019 at 11:17 pm

     Stephen, all the reasons you provided sound like a bunch of excuses than anything else. Get on board with all the differences football has to deal with be the world, but don’t become an emotional dive with your excuses 😛

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