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Argentina vs. Spain Could Create World Cup Final History, Telemundo Exec Says
sports2 days ago

Argentina vs. Spain Could Create World Cup Final History, Telemundo Exec Says

A senior NBCUniversal Telemundo executive predicts the Argentina–Spain World Cup final could be the greatest ever, citing two massive fan bases, Messi’s presence, and Lamine Yamal as a rising star, along with strong TV ratings for both Telemundo and Fox this tournament. He notes prime-time broadcast considerations, record semi-final viewership in Spanish-language coverage, and Telemundo’s expansive production plans and live fan events in North America as factors that could push the final to new heights.

Telemundo's World Cup Boost: Ratings Surge Across TV and Peacock
business18 days ago

Telemundo's World Cup Boost: Ratings Surge Across TV and Peacock

Telemundo’s coverage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup has delivered a massive ratings boost across TV and Peacock, with the group stage averaging 9.65 million viewers per match across English- and Spanish-language platforms — a 105% rise from 2022 — while Telemundo’s linear audience is up about 73%. Peacock accounted for roughly 44% of the Spanish-language audience, as Mexico’s games cross the 10‑million mark and a June 18 match vs. South Korea hit 14 million, a new Spanish-language U.S. record. Executives credit strategic planning, expanded Spanish-speaking on-air talent, and a strong streaming experience for driving the surge, with early-round results signaling continued record-level viewership.

Azteca roar goes viral as Telemundo call crowns Mexico’s win over Ecuador
sports19 days ago

Azteca roar goes viral as Telemundo call crowns Mexico’s win over Ecuador

Mexico defeated Ecuador 2-0 at the Azteca Stadium in the World Cup 2026 Round of 32, with Julián Quiñones scoring in the 22nd minute as Telemundo commentators López Salido and Calvo delivered a showcase call that went viral; Mexico advances to the Round of 16 for the first time since 1986 (the “el quinto partido” era), while Ecuador managed only one shot on target and awaits the winner of England vs. DR Congo.

Scotland vs Brazil World Cup 2026: free streaming options and channels
sports25 days ago

Scotland vs Brazil World Cup 2026: free streaming options and channels

Scotland vs Brazil in World Cup 2026 is on June 24 at 6 p.m. ET in Miami; it will be broadcast on FOX (English) and Telemundo (Spanish). Streaming options include FOX One with a three-day free trial and Peacock add-ons, with Telemundo coverage available via Peacock, giving fans multiple free trial paths to watch the match and the group-stage action.

USMNT-Australia World Cup Ratings Hit 20.7 Million Across Fox and Telemundo
sports29 days ago

USMNT-Australia World Cup Ratings Hit 20.7 Million Across Fox and Telemundo

Preliminary ratings show the USMNT’s 2-0 win over Australia drawing about 20.7 million viewers across Fox (14.781M) and Telemundo (5.9M) in the 2026 World Cup group stage, with a peak near 19.2M on Fox. The total is below the Paraguay game, likely due to Friday afternoon timing and the Juneteenth holiday, though Big Data+ has boosted live sports ratings by roughly 15%. The U.S. leads Group D and will face Turkey on June 25, with a potentially higher audience for the knockout game on July 1.

U.S. World Cup debut draws near-25 million viewers
sports1 month ago

U.S. World Cup debut draws near-25 million viewers

The United States’ first 2026 World Cup match drew 24.886 million viewers total (15.986 million on Fox for the U.S. game and 8.9 million on Telemundo and streaming), signaling growing soccer popularity in the U.S.; the 4-1 win over Paraguay helped set a strong early viewership pace with potential for even bigger numbers if the U.S. advances to the knockout stage.

USMNT World Cup Opener Smashes U.S. TV Viewership Records Across English & Spanish Telecasts
television1 month ago

USMNT World Cup Opener Smashes U.S. TV Viewership Records Across English & Spanish Telecasts

The U.S. Men’s National Team’s 2026 World Cup opener against Paraguay at SoFi Stadium drew a combined 24.9 million viewers across English-language (Fox, Fox One, Tubi) and Spanish-language (Telemundo) broadcasts. English-language viewing reached 15.986 million (up 106% from the 2022 opener) with a peak of 18.86 million late in the game, while Telemundo’s coverage added 8.9 million (Spanish up 156%). The 4–1 win was also the most-streamed USMNT English-language match (1.13 million average-minute audience). The next game is vs Australia on June 19, 2026.

World Cup Opener Breaks U.S. Viewing Records in English and Spanish
sports1 month ago

World Cup Opener Breaks U.S. Viewing Records in English and Spanish

The 2026 World Cup opener between Mexico and South Africa drew record U.S. audiences across English and Spanish broadcasts, with Fox airing an average of 6.3 million viewers (the most-watched opening game for English-language World Cup), and Telemundo platforms averaging 12.1 million, making it the most-watched opening match in Spanish and overall across languages. Nielsen’s Big Data + Panel measurement underpins the figures, noting strong streaming components and highlighting this as a milestone for non-USMNT group-stage telecasts.

FOX Streams World Cup 2026 in English as Peacock Keeps It Spanish-Only
sports1 month ago

FOX Streams World Cup 2026 in English as Peacock Keeps It Spanish-Only

The 2026 FIFA World Cup can be watched in English on FOX networks (FOX/FS1) and the FOX Sports apps with live and on‑demand access. Peacock will stream all 104 matches in Spanish (Premium $10.99/mo or Premium Plus $16.99/mo), with the opening two games and the opening ceremonies available free on the Telemundo app and Peacock, and free opening content on Tubi. Peacock’s Select plan ($7.99/mo) excludes live sports. For those without cable, options include DIRECTV, Fubo, YouTube TV, and Sling. English streams are not on Peacock; English coverage is via FOX instead.

World Cup 2026: Where to Watch Across the US, Canada and Mexico
sports1 month ago

World Cup 2026: Where to Watch Across the US, Canada and Mexico

The 2026 FIFA World Cup runs June 11–July 19 across 16 host cities in the US, Canada, and Mexico—the first World Cup staged in three countries—with 48 teams and opening ceremonies in Mexico City, Toronto and Los Angeles. English coverage is on Fox/FS1 and Spanish on Telemundo, with streaming options including Fox One, Peacock Premium, DirecTV MySports, FuboTV, and YouTube TV to watch all 104 games.

NBC Sports Delivers Record NBA All-Star Audience in USA vs. The World Format
sports5 months ago

NBC Sports Delivers Record NBA All-Star Audience in USA vs. The World Format

NBC Sports’ 2026 NBA All-Star (USA vs. The World) averaged 8.8 million viewers across NBC, Peacock and Telemundo, peaking at 9.8 million and marking the event’s largest audience since 2011; Anthony Edwards was MVP for the USA Stars and Victor Wembanyama starred for the World, with the day’s Milan Cortina Olympics coverage averaging 26.6 million viewers and a record 10.3 billion streaming minutes.

Telemundo World Cup Event in Miami Canceled After Coast Guard Inspection
world1 year ago

Telemundo World Cup Event in Miami Canceled After Coast Guard Inspection

A Telemundo event celebrating the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup in Miami was canceled due to a Coast Guard inspection of a party boat, which was cited for safety violations. The inspection, part of routine safety checks, was linked by some to immigration enforcement activities, though the Coast Guard denied targeting the vessel based on who was onboard. The cancellation disrupted the countdown to the World Cup, with broader implications for event security and immigration issues in the U.S.

U.S. Coast Guard Crashes Miami World Cup Party Boat
world1 year ago

U.S. Coast Guard Crashes Miami World Cup Party Boat

During a Telemundo World Cup celebration in Miami, the event was abruptly canceled after the U.S. Coast Guard boarded and inspected the boat carrying VIP guests, citing safety violations and not immigration issues. The incident has raised concerns about security protocols ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Miami, amid increased Coast Guard presence and security preparations for upcoming international events.