FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
TLN Media Group Partners with OneSoccer to Deliver Exclusive Spanish-Language Coverage of Canada, Mexico, USA & Panama at the Concacaf Nations League Finals
March 18, 2025 – Toronto, ON – TLN Media Group will deliver exclusive Spanish-language national coverage of the Concacaf Nations League Finals on TLN and Univision Canada, after licensing the broadcast rights to the competition from OneSoccer, the dedicated home for soccer in Canada.
Semifinal action kicks off on Thursday, March 20, with three-time defending champions USA facing Panama at 6:30P/ET, followed by a heated showdown between Canada vs. Mexico at 10:30P/ET. Winners advance to the Final on Sunday, March 23 at 9:00P/ET, with the Third-Place match at 5:30P/ET.
TLN Original Doc: Heart of Goal - The Rise of Canadian Soccer
March 20 | 9P/ET
TLN will broadcast its original doc-film, Heart of Goal: The Rise of Canadian Soccer before the Canada vs. Mexico match. This inspiring documentary follows Colombian-Canadian soccer star Jonathan Osorio and Canada Soccer’s Men’s National Team’s journey to the world stage, as they qualified for a FIFA World Cup, Qatar 2022, for the first time in decades.
“The stakes are high, the rivalries are real, and we can’t wait to bring the action to Spanish-speaking soccer fans from coast-to-coast,” said Aldo Di Felice, President and Managing Partner of TLN Media Group.
Broadcast Schedule – Watch Live on TLN & Univision Canada
- Thursday, March 20
- 6:30P/ET – Semifinal: USA vs. Panama
- 9:00P/ET – TLN Original: Heart of Goal
- 10:30P/ET – Semifinal: Canada vs. Mexico
- Sunday, March 23
- 5:30P/ET – 3rd Place Match (Teams TBC)
- 9:00P/ET – Final (Teams TBC)
Don’t miss all the action on TLN and Univision Canada!
For media inquiries, interviews, or additional details, please contact:
Marie Grignano | Marketing Coordinator | [email protected]
Laura Armstrong | OneSoccer | [email protected]
About TLN Media Group
Celebrating 40 years of service, the TLN Media Group organization brands inform and entertain millions of Canadians. Whether in Italian, Spanish, English and other languages, TLN has played a key role in the development of the national multicultural media landscape. Since launching in 1984, the original ethnic TV channel “Telelatino” has expanded to become a multichannel operator TLN Media Group, and Canada’s most influential multicultural media company. TLN Media Group is an independent, immigrant-owned media organization dedicated to connecting communities through storytelling and shared experiences. As a multicultural media leader, TLN Media Group selects, curates, produces, and commissions unique and culturally significant TV and digital content distributed in Canada and worldwide. TLN TV, the original flagship channel has evolved into a mainstream-friendly destination providing multiculturally rich content. TLN Media Group also operates Canada’s most widely available multilingual TV channels led by top Italian language services Mediaset Italia Canada and TGCOM24 news network, as well as Spanish language leader Univision Canada. Additional TV channels include Canada’s first and only Heritage language channels for kids, Telebimbi (Italian) and Teleniños (Spanish), bringing well-known Canadian-made kids shows to families nationwide; and EuroWorld Sport TV, a channel dedicated to sports fandom. TLN Media Group has also produced and promoted many cultural events and festivals, the most widely recognized of which is the annual TD Salsa in Toronto/Salsa on St. Clair summer festival.
About OneSoccer
OneSoccer is the dedicated home of soccer in Canada, which broadcasts a suite of marquee Canadian soccer content such as: the Canadian Premier League, the country’s first-division men's professional soccer league; the TELUS Canadian Championship, Canada Soccer’s domestic soccer cup competition involving all professional soccer clubs in Canada; and the home friendly matches of Canada Soccer’s Women’s and Men’s National Teams. OneSoccer is available in 35 countries as an affordable streaming service through the OneSoccer.ca website, via Roku, Chromecast and Apple TV devices and with the OneSoccer app for iOS and Android devices. It is also available as a linear channel on Optik TV (Ch. 980), the pay-TV service operated by TELUS, as well as on streaming service fuboTV Canada.
