Watch TyC Sports Online and Stream Live Soccer Games Without Cable

I primarily watch soccer through TyC Sports, a popular live sports channel. While access in the United States remains limited, I’ve found there are several streaming options available for those of us who’ve cut the cord.

In a hurry? Only three of the top live TV streaming services offer TyC Sports. And they are all great:

Why You Need a VPN Today

However, first you need a VPN to unblock US streaming services from . Our favourite is ExpressVPN. It’s definitely not the cheapest option at $6.67/month, but it just works – and across all your devices.

They have servers in 25+ US cities/states and 105 countries, which unblock access to premium streaming platforms available only in the US, as well as free “on demand” TV services worldwide.

You’ll have access to local platforms as if you were in the country, meaning you can watch BBC iPlayer as if you were in the UK, CBC Gem as if you were in Canada, plus hundreds more worldwide.

Sign Up for ExpressVPN

Hotdog users get three months free at ExpressVPN, so it’s a “no-brainer” for us. Decide for yourself with their 30 day money-back guarantee.

IMPORTANT: Once you’ve installed your VPN and connected to a US server, you’ll still need to subscribe separately to access premium streaming services.

If you are a fan of South American soccer, you will want to gain access to TyC Sports. It broadcasts a number of major regional and international soccer tournaments that Argentina participates in.

It also broadcasts games featuring teams in Argentina’s Primera Division as well as studio shows that provide analysis and insight to help you learn more about what you’re watching.

Sign Up for a Free Fubo Trial

What Is TyC Sports?

TyC Sports is based in Argentina and is owned by Torneos and the Clarin Group. The network was founded in 1994 as a way to spread awareness about Argentine sports teams and their stars. It also serves as a way for citizens of South American countries to keep tabs on their favorite teams while they are living in the United States.

This network has two TV channels that are designed to meet the needs of its domestic and international audiences. TyC Sports is seen in Argentina and broadcasts events, studio shows, and other content that is generally not available to viewers in the United States.

TyC Sports USA is available to audiences in the United States and features events, shows, and other content that is generally not available to viewers outside of the country.

For example, those watching in Argentina will be able to watch FIFA World Cup and Copa America matches that the national team plays in. Those who are watching TyC Sports in the United States will be able to watch Primera Division matches that viewers in Argentina won’t have access to.

This is because domestic rights to Primera Division games are owned by TV Pública. However, games involving teams in lower divisions are broadcast domestically by TyC Sports.

Note that both channels broadcast their content in Spanish. They are generally targeted at those who have lived in South America as opposed to typical American sports fans. But many fans watch regardless because it is the only way to see many matches.

Live Sports Covered by TyC Sports

Outside of the World Cup and Copa America tournaments, the biggest event carried by TyC Sports is the Confederación Sudamericana de Fútbol (CONMEBOL) World Cup qualifying tournament. English speakers generally refer to CONMEBOL as the South American Football Federation. It consists of 10 member nations including Argentina, Brazil, and Chile.

Although only CONMEBOL teams are allowed to participate in its regional qualifying tournament, this is not true for the Copa America tournament. While it’s primarily contested by South American national teams, nations outside of CONMEBOL are routinely invited to participate. Notable past participants have included Mexico, Honduras, and Panama. And the United States served as the host nation for the event in 2016.

After soccer, basketball is perhaps the most popular sport in Argentina. TyC Sports broadcasts the FIBA World Cup as well as games featuring teams from the Liga Nacional de Básquet (LBN).

The LBN is one of the top domestic leagues along with La Liga Argentina (LLA). Teams that perform poorly in the LBN are relegated to the LLA at the end of the season. Alternatively, teams that perform well in the LLA are promoted to the LBN.

Sign Up for a Free Fubo Trial

TyC Sports has a live boxing program called Boxeo de Primera that features a mix of potential future stars with other competitors who are known in Argentina. It also shows select volleyball competitions that typically serve as Olympic qualifiers. Finally, tennis tournaments such as the Argentina Open and the Davis Cup are broadcast to portions of this network’s audience.

It will also showcase classic soccer matches to audiences throughout the world. Therefore, you may have a chance to watch historic moments involving Argentina’s national soccer team or other teams that play in CONMEBOL.

Stream TyC Sports

Viewers in the US have limited options to watch TyC Sports. In particular, the two largest streaming services, Hulu Live and YouTube TV, don’t offer it. But three streaming services do:

• FuboTV: The base (Pro) plan comes with 110+ channels including all your local network affiliates and a broad range of channels for $69.99/mo. But the focus of the channel lineup is sports with ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, FS2, CBS Sports Network, NFL Network, and multiple streams of beIN Sports and TUDN. To get TyC Sports, you need to upgrade with International Sports Plus ($6.99/mo). This also gives you Fox Deportes, ESPN Deportes, Fox Soccer Plus, Zona Fútbol, and more. If you want an all-Spanish channel lineup, you can opt for the Latino Quarterly for $33/mo. All plans come with 750 hours of cloud DVR and simultaneous streaming on 10 devices. (FuboTV review)
• Sling TV: The Sling Orange plan comes with Disney Channel, ESPN, and 30 other channels plus an on-demand library for $35/mo. For $5/mo more, you can get Sling Deportes with TyC Sports and beIN Sports. It also comes with 50 hours of cloud DVR storage but you can only stream on one device at a time. (Sling TV review)
• DIRECTV STREAM (formerly AT&T TV): The base plan comes with roughly 80 channels for $69.99/mo. Like FuboTV, it comes with local channels for ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC as well as most other channels you would expect. The Deportes add-on costs $5/mo extra and includes TyC Sports, Univision Deportes, Fox Deports, and ESPN Deportes. It comes with an unlimited DVR and streaming on up to 20 devices. (DIRECTV STREAM review)

Sign Up for a Free Fubo Trial

Live Streaming Devices for TyC Sports

You can watch TyC Sports on most streaming devices with the services above. They all support the following:

Both FuboTV and Sling TV also support the following devices:

• Android TV devices
• LG smart TVs
• VIZIO smartcast TVs
• Xbox One.

Don’t see your device? Check our streaming reviews. They have complete lists; we’ve only mentioned the most popular devices here.

Sign Up for a Free Fubo Trial

Today’s TyC Sports Schedule

See our TyC Sports Schedule page for all the details of what’s playing today.

Wrapping Up

Those who enjoy Argentina’s soccer or basketball leagues will likely benefit from spending a little extra money to acquire TyC Sports. You will be able to see South America’s biggest stars showcase their skills in some of the region’s most notable sporting events.

You will also be able to watch many hours of studio shows featuring analysis from some of the smartest sports minds in the world. TyC Sports is available from FuboTV, Sling TV, and DIRECTV STREAM.

• Author
• Recent Posts

Follow me

Frank Moraes

I am a Senior Content Editor at Hotdog.com, specializing in sports streaming and regional programming issues. With a PhD in Atmospheric Physics from the Oregon Graduate Institute of Science and extensive experience in remote sensing technology, including early video streaming, I bring a unique technical perspective to the streaming industry.

My expertise in sports coverage, particularly for out-of-market games and regional sports networks, stems from years of hands-on experience as an early adopter of streaming services and my work addressing fans' viewing challenges. As a longtime cord-cutter and subscriber to multiple streaming platforms, I combine my technical knowledge with practical user experience, making me a leading expert in the field of sports streaming and entertainment technology.

Follow me

Latest posts by Frank Moraes (see all)

• How to Watch Pac-12 College Teams in 2024-25 - 08/06/2024
• States That Have Produced the Best Actors and Actresses - 09/06/2022
• US States With the Fastest Internet - 06/21/2022