Soccer On Canadian Television

Soccer from around the world is available in Canada on many different television networks and channels. The following is a list of top leagues and tournaments from around the world and the corresponding channel that has coverage in Canada, as of the 2011/2012 season:

Country Division Network(s)
Argentina Primera División N/A
Australia A-League N/A
Brazil Campeonato Brasileiro GolTV
Brazil Campeonato Paulista GolTV
Canada Canadian Championship Sportsnet, GolTV
Canada / United States Major League Soccer GolTV, Sportsnet, ABC, TSN, TSN2
Canada / United States USL First Division CBC/SRC, Shaw
Colombia Dimayor GolTV
England Premier League Sportsnet, Sportsnet One, Sportsnet World, TSN, TSN2
England Championship beIN Sport
England FA Cup Sportsnet World
England League Cup beIN Sport
Europe UEFA Champions League Sportsnet, Sportsnet One, Sportsnet World
Europe UEFA Europa League (formerly UEFA Cup) Sportsnet, Sportsnet World
Europe UEFA Football Championship TSN, Telelatino
France Ligue 1 EuroWorld Sport, TV5
Germany Bundesliga GolTV
Germany Pokal Sportsnet World
Greece Super League Greece Odyssey, ERT World
Israel Israeli Premier League The Israeli Network
Italy Serie A Rai Italia, EuroWorld Sport
Italy Serie B Rai Italia
Italy Coppa Italia GolTV, Rai Italia
Mexico Primera División Azteca 13 International
North/Central America CONCACAF Champions League Sportsnet One, Sportsnet World
North/Central America CONCACAF Women's Tournament GolTV
Portugal Portuguese Liga Sport TV Américas (Available via Bell Fibe TV, MTS and NEXTV)
Russia Russian Premier League N/A
Scotland Scottish Premier League Sportsnet World
South America CONMEBOL Youth Championship GolTV
Spain La Liga beIN Sport
Spain Copa del Rey beIN Sport
World FIFA World Cup Qualifiers Sportsnet, Sportsnet World
World FIFA World Cup CBC/SRC, EuroWorld Sport, Telelatino
World FIFA U-20 World Cup CBC/SRC, EuroWorld Sport, Telelatino
World FIFA Women's World Cup CBC/SRC

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