How We Verify Listings — SoccerOnTV.co

Last updated: July 29, 2026

Accuracy is the whole point of this site. Here is exactly how a match ends up on SoccerOnTV.co with the right time and the right channel.

1. Fixtures and kickoff times

We compile fixtures, kickoff times and venues from public sports-data sources, principally ESPN's public soccer scoreboard endpoints, one competition at a time. Every kickoff is stored in US Eastern and converted to your own time zone in your browser, so you never have to do the math — and so a match that kicks off in the US morning shows correctly wherever you are.

2. US broadcaster

Where the data source names a US broadcaster, we use it. Where it does not — which is common for some competitions and for matches announced weeks ahead — we apply the competition's verified US rights-holder for the current season. Those rights-holder assignments are checked against official broadcaster and league announcements, for example:

Premier League — NBC, USA Network and Peacock (Spanish: Telemundo/Universo/Peacock).
La Liga — ESPN+ (select matches on ESPN/ABC).
Serie A, Champions League, Europa League — Paramount+ and CBS.
Bundesliga — USA Network and Fandango (Versant's USA Sports) from 2026-27.
Ligue 1 — beIN Sports.
MLS — Apple TV (every match), with select national games on FOX/FS1.
Liga MX — varies by club across FOX, FS1 and ESPN/Disney+.

3. Manual corrections

Because schedules churn, we maintain a manual corrections layer. When a match is postponed, moved to a different channel, or given a confirmed kickoff time that differs from the feed, we override the automated value — and those corrections are protected so a routine data refresh can never overwrite them.

4. Refresh and prune

We re-run the schedule sweep regularly, so newly announced fixtures and TV picks appear and matches that have already been played drop off. Our per-match "how to watch" pages cover a rolling window of upcoming matches.

5. Previews and picks

For editorial content — previews, weekly picks — any factual claim (standings, form, past winners, transfers) is researched against real sources and would be hedged or left out if it can't be confirmed. Predictions are labelled as opinion. We would rather publish less than publish something we can't stand behind.

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