Live Football on Fox Sports
Fox Sports, also known as Fox Sports Interactive Media LLC or Fox Sports Media Group, is a sports broadcasting network based in the United States and owned by the Fox corporation. It began operations in 1994 and is related through ownership to networks of the same name in Australia, Argentina, Brazil and Mexico. Today the network in the USA is made up of four channels: Fox Sports 1, Fox Sports 2, Fox Deportes and Fox Soccer Plus. FS1 is the home of Major League Baseball, NCAA college football and college basketball, NASCAR, WWE Smackdown, horse racing, Major League Soccer and a host of other sports and competitions. The channel provides live coverage of events from these competitions, as well as news and analysis programming related to these sports. FS2 mostly consists of repeats of shows from FS1, including news and analysis of the events shown on the flagship channel. However, it does also show sporadic live matches from the AFL (Australian Football League) as more and more Americans embrace Aussie-rules football. On top of that, rugby from the National Rugby League, the premier rugby competition in Australia and New Zealand, is broadcast on FS2. Fox Deportes is the Spanish language arm of the Fox Sports network. All programming on this channel is presented en Español. The channel mainly provides pre-and-post season games from the NFL, regular season MLB games, NASCAR raceday, college football, and soccer from Major League Soccer and Liga MX (Mexico's top soccer division). It shares a lot of content with its sister channels but remains the exclusive home of some specific programming.
