Looks like it is on Paramount so I can watch it, I knew I had that for more than Star Trek. Overlaps with the AFC game but I will sort of watch both. I am not sure where US soccer interest is, when I lived in South Florida it was always a big deal, an Irish Bar I frequented was often packed on Sunday mornings. Back in Wisconsin I was surprised how much interest there was the last time the US was in the World Cup, a lot of people like me who just get interested once every 4 years. I would probably have some interest in MLS if Milwaukee had a team but knowing it is still pretty much a minor league probably keeps even dedicated US fans following the Premier League instead. Yeah, and I wonder if there's a streaming/broadcast rights shift that prevents the networks from televising over the air? I suppose there may just also be a bigger audience on Paramount than CBS Sports Network, especially since Paramount also has Champion League games if I'm remembering right? The streaming economy is a challenge in itself (I know ESPN+ is close to replacing ESPN3, and it seems like a way to encourage an extra subscription fee), so navigating international rights adds a further wrinkle---just figured @Canada would be less complex from a broadcasting perspective than, say, @Honduras.