The MLS Cup will be broadcast free on TV+, in Apple Stores in four countries and on Mega-Zilla.

Speaking of Major League Soccer, Apple shared some exciting details about how to watch the MLS Cup season finale on Saturday.

In addition to streaming for free on Apple TV+ in more than 100 countries, Apple Stores in select countries will also stream the game on the big screen. Apple Stores in these four countries will stream the game to customers:

United States
Brazil
Canada
Mexico

Apple will also be showing the game on the city-block-sized Mega-Zilla display in New York City’s Times Square for the ultimate in public viewing. Can’t make it to the Mega-Zilla? Apple Vision Pro will give you the same great viewing experience wherever you are — just on a smaller scale.

Learn more about how to watch the LA Galaxy vs. New York Red Bulls MLS Cup:

This Saturday, December 7, a new champion will be crowned as the LA Galaxy host the New York Red Bulls in the 2024 MLS Cup presented by Audi — a high-profile end to a historic postseason that has seen huge surprises and heroic comebacks. The match will be broadcast free in more than 100 countries and territories via MLS Season Pass at 4 p.m. ET. Apple TV offers a variety of options to watch the championship match live, including via the Apple TV app on Apple devices, smart TVs, and streaming devices; set-top boxes; game consoles; and on the web at tv.apple.com.

The Galaxy will be making their 10th MLS Cup appearance on Saturday after beating the Seattle Sounders last weekend to advance to the Western Conference Final. The New York Red Bulls are returning for their first MLS Cup since 2008 after beating Orlando City SC on the road to advance to the Eastern Conference Final.

The coverage will begin at 2:30 p.m. ET on MLS Season Pass with an expanded version of the MLS Countdown and MLS La Previa pre-match shows streamed live from Dignity Health Sports Park. The game will feature English commentary from Jake Zivin, Taylor Twellman and Jillian Sakowitz, and Spanish commentary from Sammy Sadovnik, Diego Valeri and Antonella Gonzalez. Post-game coverage includes MLS Wrap-Up and MLS El Resumen, and will also be streamed live from the venue.

Additional details from MLS:

MLS Season Pass broadcast teams in English and Spanish:

English commentary: Jake Zivin, Taylor Twellman and Jillian Sakowitz.
Spanish commentary: Sammy Sadovnik, Diego Valeri and Antonella Gonzalez.

MLS Season Pass Studio Stream:

The broadcast will begin at 2:30 p.m. ET with the pre-game show “MLS Countdown” and “MLS La Previa” live from Dignity Health Sports Park.
The post-game recap show “MLS Wrap-Up” and “MLS El Resumen” will also be available live from Dignity Health Sports Park.
The English-language team includes Kevin Egan, Kailyn Kyle, Sacha Kljestan, Bradley Wright-Phillips and Andrew Vibe.
The Spanish-language team features Tony Cerci, Gio Savarese, Nacho Piatti and Miguel Gallardo.

Linear Broadcast Details – FOX, FOX Deportes, TSN and RDS: