Major League Soccer and the UEFA Super Cup games are afoot, and Comcast is aiming to score with its new World Soccer Ticket streaming package. The service, which is specifically for Xfinity customers, goes all-in on soccer and offers access to over 1,500 matches from the biggest leagues worldwide. It comes with a price tag of $85 a month, and customers can sign up now, the company announced on Wednesday.
So, what comes with World Soccer Ticket? You can expect close to 60 channels (which include broadcast,
cable news, English- and Spanish-language sports channels like ABC, CBS, NBC and Telemundo), a Peacock Premium subscription, and tons of games from top-tier leagues like the English Premier League, UEFA Champions League, US Major League Soccer, Spain’s La Liga, Mexico’s Liga MX and the FIFA World Cup.
“Figuring out where to watch your favorite team or match is often a painful game of chance,” Jon Gieselman, Comcast’s chief growth officer for connectivity and platforms, said in a statement. “Now, with World Soccer Ticket, there’s no better way to watch the beautiful game than with Xfinity.”
An X1 device is included in the subscription, giving you a personalized soccer hub that keeps the matches you care about most in one place. If you want to watch multiple games at once, Xfinity Multiview is the feature for you. And if you like tracking scores, real-time stats, and betting odds, the included Sports Zone app can enhance your viewing experience.
Earlier this year, Apple launched its 2025 MLS Season Pass for soccer fans for $15 a month. The company partnered with Comcast to give Xfinity customers access to the programming package as an integrated experience.
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