Broadcast news: Majority of NASL games will be available to Canadian viewers via NASL.com By Steven Sandor Posted on March 22, 2017 2 0 1,174 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Nik Ledgerwood in action vs. Miami FC. PHOTO: TONY LEWIS/FC EDMONTON The North American Soccer League has just announced its American national broadcast schedule for the spring season. Whenever a soccer league that has teams in both the United States and Canada announces its broadcast plans for south of the border, those north of it are often left confused. So, let’s break this down. The majority of games are going to be put on ESPN’s web platform, ESPN3. Canadians can’t access ESPN3. So, as in previous seasons, all games on ESPN3 will be broadcast on NASL.com, but accessible only to Canadian viewers. If you’re on a computer, and you’re in Canada, go to the NASL’s website, go to “video” and click on the tab for Canadian viewers. You can access the ESPN3 games there. A selection of games will also be broadcast via beIN Sport, which we can access in Canada. FC Edmonton has two games on beIN in the spring season; June 3 in Puerto Rico and Canada Day (July 1) at the Jacksonville Armada. As well, the San Francisco Deltas home games, including the June 17 game against FC Edmonton, will be broadcast via Twitter. With the Deltas having so much Can-con, from coach Marc Dos Santos to players like Kyle Bekker, Nana Attakora and Karl Ouimette, the fact that their games will be available via social media is a plus for Canadians who are curious to see just what is going on in the Bay Area. The Twitter and beIN broadcasts won’t be available to Canadians viewers on NASL.com. So, if the American broadcast deal announcements have you panicked, no need to be. For Canadians, it’s pretty much status quo from last season. NASL.com game schedule for Canada DATE TIME (ET) MATCHUP Saturday, March 25 7:30 North Carolina vs. Miami Saturday, April 1 3:00 Indy vs. Puerto Rico Sunday, April 2 4:00 Jacksonville vs. Edmonton Saturday, April 8 7:30 Miami vs. New York Saturday, April 8 9:00 Edmonton vs. Jacksonville Saturday, April 15 7:30 North Carolina vs. Edmonton Saturday, April 22 3:00 Indy vs. San Francisco Saturday, April 22 7:30 Miami vs. North Carolina Saturday, April 22 9:00 Edmonton vs. Puerto Rico Saturday, April 29 7:30 Puerto Rico vs. North Carolina Saturday, April 29 7:30 Miami vs. Edmonton Saturday, May 6 7:00 Jacksonville vs. New York Saturday, May 6 7:30 Puerto Rico vs. Miami Saturday, May 6 7:30 Indy vs. Edmonton Saturday, May 13 7:00 New York vs. Puerto Rico Saturday, May 13 7:30 Miami vs. Indy Sunday, May 14 4:00 Edmonton vs. San Francisco Saturday, May 20 7:30 Puerto Rico vs. North Carolina Sunday, May 21 5:00 New York vs. Edmonton Saturday, May 27 7:30 Miami vs. Puerto Rico Saturday, May 27 9:00 Edmonton vs. Indy Sunday, May 28 4:00 Jacksonville vs. North Carolina Saturday, June 3 7:00 Jacksonville vs. Miami Sunday, June 4 4:00 North Carolina vs. New York Friday, June 9 7:30 New York vs. North Carolina Saturday, June 10 7:30 Indy vs. Jacksonville Saturday, June 10 9:00 Edmonton vs. Miami Friday, June 16 7:30 New York vs. Puerto Rico Saturday, June 17 7:30 Miami vs. Jacksonville Saturday, June 24 7:30 North Carolina vs. Indy Saturday, June 24 9:00 Edmonton vs. San Francisco Sunday, June 25 6:00 Jacksonville vs. Puerto Rico Tuesday, July 4 7:30 North Carolina vs. Miami Friday, July 7 9:00 Edmonton vs. North Carolina Saturday, July 8 7:30 Puerto Rico vs. Jacksonville Saturday, July 8 7:30 Indy vs. New York Saturday, July 15 7:30 Indy vs. Jacksonville Saturday, July 15 9:00 Edmonton vs. New York