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Here is the information on Comcast Xfinity's Summer of Soccer for anyone interested who has Comcast...
During Xfinity’s Summer of Soccer you’ll be able to watch all the action any time, any place with more ways to experience the action across all devices and platforms than ever before. Imagine seeing goal-to-goal coverage of the most anticipated international soccer tournaments of 2015! Copa America, the Gold Cup and more is at the tip of your fingers!
Experience all the action of 50+ games with these details below:
- Xfinity is giving you more ways to watch the summer’s hottest soccer tournaments, FIFA Women’s World Cup, America’s Cup, and the Gold Cup anytime, anywhere, in Spanish and English via Xfinity TV Go.
- Xfinity presents the Summer of Soccer with live coverage of this summer’s hottest tournaments of the FIFA Women’s World Cup, America’s Cup, and the Gold Cup via Xfinity TV Go app! Xfinity is providing you America’s Cup opening match and Mexico’s first game versus Bolivia for free on the XLEC from beIN SPORTS.
- World-class soccer action featuring Copa America (26 total matches), and the Gold Cup (26 total matches) available in Spanish and English for next day viewing via Xfinity on Demand. In addition to live coverage of every match, fans can also stream on the go both in Spanish and English.
- Copa America: beIN SPORTS will live stream every match of the Copa America in both English and Spanish to Xfinity TV customers via Xfinity TV Go.
- Gold Cup: All matches in Spanish and English will be accessible via XFINITY TV Go; either directly within the experience or through seamless access to one of Univision’s TVE properties or FOX Sports Go.
This post and giveaway were sponsored but I did not receive monetary compensation. I'll be receiving my own Xfinity Soccer Ball.
My fave soccer player? Easy! Colombia was awful when I was growing up but NOW THEY ROCK. Along those lines, James Rodriguez is hands-down my fave.
ReplyDeletePS- (Sorry for the second comment; just count one of my two comments as entries!) I realize the U.S. isn't a big soccer fan but (Xfinity, are you reading this?? >> ) it should nonetheless promote its soccer streaming more strongly. I just realized we didn't need to have missed the last few Colombia matches b/c I didn't know we had access to beIN sports :$. BUT now that I know, I'll be sure to tune in this Friday for the next one.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing & hosting, girl!!
Annie, you can comment as many times as you'd like because I love reading what you have to say.
DeleteHonestly, I didn't even know/think about the streaming until I was contacted about the giveaway and I completely agree with you that it should be promoted more because I'm sure there are tons of soccer fans missing out on games because they didn't know they had access to them through things like streaming.
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I just started really watching soccer with the Women's Cup going on, so I can't really say I have a favorite. Going by looks alone, I guess that would be Beckham. lol
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