Apple on Wednesday announced that MLS Season Pass signups for the upcoming 2025 season are now open. With MLS Season Pass, subscribers can watch every Major League Soccer match with no blackouts, and get access to in-depth coverage and analysis, expansive programming, exclusive content, and more. A subscription also includes the Leagues Cup tournament matches, the MLS All-Star Game, the Audi MLS Cup Playoffs, and select MLS NEXT Pro matches.
MLS will start its 30th season on February 22. The MLS Season Pass includes preseason matches, such as LAFC versus Club América of Liga MX (Mexico) on February 11, and Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami versus Orlando City SC on February 14. at 7:30 p.m. ET. General Apple TV+ subscribers can watch these two matches for free.
New to Apple’s programming this year is “Sunday Night Soccer,” a featured match of the week played on Sunday evenings. The games, which are is available for free to all Apple TV+ subscribers, will have “enhanced production and dedicated studio programming” that includes its own pre- and postgame shows, and bespoke graphics in English and Spanish. The first “Sunday Night Soccer” broadcast is on February 23 and features the 2024 MLS Cup champions LA Galaxy against San Diego FC, a new club making its MLS debut.
How to get MLS Season Pass
MLS Season Pass is available through the Apple TV app. A subscription is $12.99 per month or $79 per season if you already have an Apple TV+ subscription. Without an Apple TV+ subscription, it’s $14.99 per month or $99 per season.
Qualified T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile customers can get free access to MLS Season Pass through an offer in the T-Life app. The offer starts on February 18.
Comcast Xfinity and DirecTV customers will have access to a free limited preview of MLS Season Pass starting on February 22. After the preview, customers can sign up for MLS Season Pass and access it through the respective services.
Author: Roman Loyola, Senior Editor, Macworld
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