EA Sports and Apple Team Up for Free MLS Mobile Streaming

Monday, May 5, 2025, 11:20 am

EA Sports and Apple are shaking up sports viewing by offering free mobile streaming for select MLS matches via a dedicated FC Mobile app. This novel collaboration promises fans a direct, on-the-go ticket to live soccer, blurring the lines between tech giants and live sports broadcasting with a cheeky twist.

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appleinsider.com / EA Sports FC Mobile to stream live MLS matches & offer Apple TV trial

EA Sports FC Mobile players can stream MLS matches in-game and get a free month of Apple TV MLS Season Pass.EA Sports FC MobileElectronic Arts (EA) Sports FC Mobile players can stream two upcoming Major League Soccer matches live inside the game in a new partnership with Apple. Starting May 10,…

macrumors.com / Apple and EA Sports Announce New Way to Watch MLS Matches For Free

Apple and EA Sports today jointly announced that four selected MLS Season Pass matches will be streamed for free in the FC Mobile app on the iPhone and iPad. The first match will see the reigning champions LA Galaxy face the New York Red Bulls on Saturday, May 10 at 7:30 p.m. Eastern Time. The…

gamespot.com / EA Sports Is Doing Something It's Never Done Before

EA Sports has announced a deal with Major League Soccer to bring live soccer matches to EA Sports FC Mobile. Four games in the 2025 MLS regular season will be streamed through the mobile game's FCM TV portal. This will be a live simulcast with Apple TV, where MLS games also air.The first game is…

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