If you’re looking for the International Champions Cup TV schedule in the United States, you’ve come to the right place.
The 2019 International Champions Cup promises to another exciting year. The teams participating include Manchester United, AC Milan, Benfica, Bayern Munich, Arsenal, Spurs, Inter Milan, Atletico Madrid, Chivas, Real Madrid and Fiorentina.
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ESPN has the media rights to the International Champions Cup (ICC) through 2021. The agreement grants ESPN exclusive English and Spanish-language rights to a total of 25 matches, including the annual ICC tournament and various club friendlies, each summer in the U.S.
In the U.S., ESPN and ESPN Deportes (Spanish) will each televise 15 matches per year. For the first time, ESPN+ will exclusively carry up to 10 matches live in English and Spanish, beginning this summer.
Additionally, ESPN platforms will cover the Women’s International Champions Cup – a new women’s competition that debuted in 2018 with the best clubs in women’s soccer. ESPN’s ICC coverage will also include the International Champions Cup Futures tournament. ICC Futures debuted in 2018 as an under-14 boys tournament with youth clubs from around the world and in 2019 will be expanded to include an under-15 girls tournament as well.
Play-by-play voice Ian Darke will lead the ESPN commentator team. Other English-language play-by-play commentators include Adrian Healey, Sebastian Salazar, Mark Donaldson, Ross Dyer, and Mike Watts, along with match analysts Alejandro Moreno, Craig Burley, Kate Markgraf, Matteo Bonetti, Herculez Gómez, Matt Lawrence, Paul Mariner, Janusz Michallik, and Stewart Robson.
ESPN Deportes commentators include Spanish-language voices Fernando Palomo, Mario Kempes, Richard Méndez, Ricardo Ortiz, Robert Sierra, Barak Fever, Mauricio Pedroza, Jorge Pietrasanta, Roberto Gómez Junco, Flavio Pereira, Tito Manriquez, Eugenio Diaz, Mario Carillo and Alex Pareja. Richard Mendez and Carolina de las Salas will provide commentary for the Women’s ICC, and Alfonso Duro will serve as the digital reporter for ESPNDeportes.com.
Here’s the International Champions Cup TV schedule:
International Champions Cup TV schedule
Last updated: August 11, 2019
All kickoff times listed are in the Eastern United States time zone.
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I know it’s easily accessible elsewhere, but it’d be great if the schedule showed the location of each games.
Yeah, it’s the TV schedule so we’re just concentrating on TV listings on this page. The following page has the location of each match – http://worldsoccertalk.com/2017/03/21/international-champions-cup-announces-stellar-lineup-2017-tournament-united-states/
South African will be able to watch ICC games
whats the time difference between USA times and zimbabwean times
Zimbabwe is 6 hours ahead of Eastern Time (US).
look it up! dam lazy fool
Are the above mentioned times all GMT?
All kickoff times listed are in the Eastern United States time zone.
Any idea who ESPN uses to commentate these games? I know Ian Darkes tonight
We don’t have a schedule of which commentators will be doing which games, but the commentators involved are listed in the article above.
YouTube TV will also be carrying all of these games.
Why do all the idiot schedulers in the world beleive the universal answer is stream this, stream that. Aside from the pathetically high data charges, the entire world is not equipped with >30mps internet speed. Those without get NO VALUE from streaming s**t. Worthless. If it ain’t on broadcast or satellite TV it ain’t on folks. Until you can stream to 1.5mps internet for FREE, YOU GOT NUTHIN.
Why is ESPN using the ticker at the bottom of the screen? Their graphics on the top left side of the screen are way to big compared to past ICC tournaments. In some of the stadiums those ugly old style training goals with the metal bars are being used, Why?
I’ve also noticed the picture on my TV for some of the games is narrow on the sides, Why? Is ESPN using a different HD format for some games and not for others? I thought something was wrong with my TV and I needed to upgrade. Did anyone else notice this? Again, the picture is narrow for some games, not all. Very strange.
nothing for Liverpool ?
Liverpool is playing three US matches outside of the ice.
I’ll just stick this here for lack of a better place:
The organizer of the ICC owns the US TV rights to La Liga. When are the La Liga TV rights being put up for bid?
Not quite. LaLiga North America is a joint venture between LaLiga and Relevent Sports (Relevent runs the International Champions Cup). LaLiga North America will handle the sale of media rights in the U.S. We can expect the bidding process to be completed by the end of this year or beginning of next year.
beIN SPORTS has the rights to LaLiga until the end of the 2019/20 season.