LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE via COLLEGIATE PRESSWIRE)--Apr 22, 2005--MLS Season 10 marks the third consecutive year that Fox Soccer Channel will carry live telecasts nationally from the premier soccer league in the United States. Fox Soccer Channel began its live transmissions of the 2005 season on April 2, with the opening day match between Columbus Crew and the Los Angeles Galaxy. The channel will broadcast 31 regular season games as well as a selection of playoff matches from each of the MLS teams, including new expansion teams CD Chivas USA and Real Salt Lake.
The New England Revolution, currently in second place in the eastern conference, will receive the highest visibility on Fox Soccer Channel with up to nine games on this season`s broadcast schedule. U.S. men`s national team mates Clint Dempsey, Pat Noonan, Steve Ralston, Matt Reis and Taylor Twellman will pave the way for Revs and New England Head Coach Steve Nicol this season. Defending MLS Cup Champions D.C. United will also receive ample time on the network as they head into the 2005 season looking for a breakout year from their
teenage phenom Freddy Adu. The Los Angeles Galaxy, who recently acquired three-time U.S. Soccer Player of the Year Landon Donovan, will also be featured prominently on Fox Soccer Channel.
Who:
Major League Soccer Season 10
What:
National TV Schedule for the 2005 Season
When:
Next telecast: New England vs. D.C. United
Saturday, April 23 at 7:30 p.m. ET
Where:
Fox Soccer Channel
How:
Fox Soccer Channel is available through affiliated cable systems, and through DirecTV and Dish Network satellite providers. For more information, visit Fox Soccer Channel online at foxsoccer.com presented by MSN.
BROADCAST SCHEDULE OF MLS SEASON 10 ON FOX SOCCER CHANNEL
Date / Teams / Eastern Time
April 23 / D.C. United vs. New England / 7:30 PM
April 27 / Chicago vs. New England / 7:00 PM
April 30 / New England vs. Chivas USA / 7:30 PM
May 7 / Chivas USA vs. Salt Lake / 10:00 PM
May 14 / Salt Lake vs. Los Angeles / 9:30 PM
May 21 / D.C. United vs. Kansas City / 7:30 PM
May 28 / D.C. United vs. Dallas / 7:30 PM
May 31 / MetroStars vs. Chicago / 6:30 PM
June 4 / San Jose vs. D.C. United / 10:00 PM
June 11 / Los Angeles vs. Salt Lake / 10:00 PM
June 18 / D.C. United vs. New England / 7:30 PM
June 25 / New England vs. MetroStars / 7:30 PM
July 2 / Columbus vs. D.C. United / 7:30 PM
July 4 / Los Angeles vs. New England / 10:00 PM
July 9 / Columbus vs. San Jose / 7:30 PM
July 16 / MetroStars vs. Colorado / 7:30 PM
July 23 / Salt Lake vs. Dallas / 9:30 PM
Aug 6 / Colorado vs. Los Angeles / 9:00 PM
Aug 13 / Dallas vs. New England / 8:30 PM
Aug 20 / D.C. United vs. Los Angeles / 7:30 PM
Aug 27 / Dallas vs. Chivas USA / 8:30 PM
Sep 3 / Colorado vs. D.C. United / 9:00 PM
Sep 10 / Dallas vs. D.C. United / 8:30 PM
Sep 17 / Chivas USA vs. San Jose / 10:00 PM
Sep 24 / New England vs. MetroStars / 7:30 PM
Oct 1 / Los Angeles vs. Dallas / 10:00 PM
Oct 8 / Chicago vs. Columbus / 8:30 PM
Oct 15 / Los Angeles vs. San Jose / 10:00 PM
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