CONCACAF Women's Nations League

CBS is the official home of the CONCACAF Women’s Nations League thanks to a deal agreed in February 2026 between the commercial television network and the Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football.

The deal established CBS Sports as the home of women’s CONCACAF football until the end of the 2029-30 season, which includes the inaugural edition of the women’s Nations League in 2028.

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The tournament, which will take place in February, April and November 2028, will see the best national teams in North America, Central America and Asia compete against each other.

CBS owns the live rights to every match from the competition, with coverage to be housed on Paramount+, the broadcaster’s premium streaming platform. As such, a subscription to Paramount+ will be required to watch full coverage of the tournament.

Subscribers can choose to stream content on Paramount+ online via a web browser or through the Paramount+ app, which can be downloaded for free onto Android and iOS devices.

English-language commentary and analysis will be provided across all matches, with studio build-up also expected.

On top of live matches, CBS are also going to provide match highlights of the CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup through the CBS Sports Golazo Network.

CBS Sports Network, Paramount+ and CBS Sports Golazo

TelevisaUnivision has acquired U.S. Spanish-language rights for the Concacaf W Nations League until 2030. Matches are broadcast across TelevisaUnivision’s national TV networks and streamed live and on-demand on ViX.

The rights are part of a long-term media agreement signed in 2025, covering all of Concacaf’s women’s football competitions.

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This deal makes TelevisaUnivision the exclusive Spanish-language TV and streaming network for comprehensive women’s football in the U.S.

TUDN USA, Galavision, Univision, UniMás, TUDN App, TUDNxtra and ViX