MLS 2026: How to Watch Every Match on Apple TV
Major League Soccer coverage is now included in a regular Apple TV subscription for the 2026 season, with the separate MLS Season Pass add-on removed.
MLS streaming at a glance
| Coverage | Price or access | What viewers receive |
|---|---|---|
| Apple TV | $12.99 per month or $99.99 per year | All MLS matches, Leagues Cup, Apple Originals and selected live sport |
| FOX and FS1 | Cable or live-TV streaming package required | Around 34 nationally selected regular-season games annually |
| MLS season-ticket holders | Included through their club | One Apple TV subscription per eligible account |
Apple TV is the full streaming destination for MLS, carrying every league fixture without local or national blackout restrictions. The subscription also includes programming such as Severance and Ted Lasso, alongside sports including Friday Night Baseball and Formula 1.
FOX and FS1 will continue to show a limited package of MLS games on linear television. Supporters who only want to watch those nationally televised fixtures can use a live-TV streaming provider that includes the FOX channels rather than taking an Apple TV subscription.
The annual $99.99 fee and $12.99 monthly option match the previous Season Pass pricing, but MLS is no longer sold as a standalone product.
What season-ticket holders need to do
Season-ticket members receive their Apple TV access from their individual club, not through a central MLS or Apple redemption page. Clubs send a unique activation link and instructions by email.
Fans who cannot locate the message, or whose redemption link fails, should contact their club ticket representative for a replacement offer. Redeeming a club-issued subscription while already paying for Apple TV will pause the existing standalone billing, preventing a double charge.
The arrangement applies across MLS, including Atlanta United, Austin FC, CF Montreal, Charlotte FC, Chicago Fire FC, Colorado Rapids, Columbus Crew, D.C. United, FC Cincinnati, FC Dallas, Houston Dynamo FC, Inter Miami FC, LA Galaxy, Los Angeles FC, Minnesota United FC, Nashville SC, New England Revolution, New York City FC, New York Red Bulls, Orlando City SC, Philadelphia Union, Portland Timbers, Real Salt Lake, San Diego FC, San Jose Earthquakes, Seattle Sounders FC, Sporting Kansas City, St Louis City SC, Toronto FC and Vancouver Whitecaps FC.
