Differences Between The British and American Versions
1. The American version is hosted by Natalie Pinkham, who is traditionally out on location at various Major League Soccer related events. The British version is hosted by Tim Lovejoy in a studio.
2. The American version is presented as a serious highlight show, featuring game footage with all English highlight packages narrated by JP Dellacamera. The British version is presented as a lighthearted educational look at Major League Soccer and soccer in the US in general. The British version contains a highlight package featuring the original broadcast commentators, sometimes in English, sometimes in Spanish, depending on the source of the original broadcast.
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