World Soccer Talk is the weekly soccer podcast from Kartik Krishnaiyer and Christopher Harris on the topic of watching soccer on TV, online and apps.
In the NEW episode, number 15, we cover a range of topics including:
• Latest news about what TV networks are bidding on the UEFA Champions League TV rights in the USA,
• Which soccer network used a green screen to fake their commentators being at the stadium,
• A discussion on which soccer-related networks are the most accessible on US television,
• Our opinions about Univision’s Facebook Live broadcast of the Liga MX Super Clasico,
• A new site called mycujoo.tv that’s streaming women’s soccer,
• Plus questions from YOU, the listeners!
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