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From Canada to the world’s biggest stage, The 90th Minute in collaboration with Rabona TV delivers everything soccer fans need throughout the FIFA World Cup. Join us for expert analysis, match previews, post-game reactions, breaking news, tactical breakdowns, and exclusive interviews from across the global game.

Whether you’re following your national team, tracking tournament storylines, or looking for deeper insight into every matchday, our team brings a Canadian perspective to the world’s most-watched sporting event.

New episodes drop throughout the tournament, covering every major moment, surprise result, and championship contender.

📺 Full episodes and exclusive video content are also available on The 90th Minute & Rabona TV.

⚽ Subscribe now and stay connected to every kick, goal, and unforgettable World Cup moment.

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Latest Episodes:

US soccer calendar needs to change Dec 09, 2021

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We discuss why the US Soccer calendar needs to change. MLS drops more details about their next TV deal. Der Klassiker, Champions League and Philly-NYCFC suffer from technical problems. And we share our recommendations of what to watch this weekend. Plus, who has the best marketing machine between ABC/ESPN, NBC and CBS? And we discuss the success of F1 on ESPN and what ideas that may create for broadcasters wanting to grow soccer stateside.

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MLS banks on Liga MX to boost next TV deal Dec 03, 2021

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MLS gets a record TV rating for a game on Thanksgiving Day., meanwhile, can the Leagues Cup save MLS’ next TV deal? We have the latest news about the A-League rights in the U.S. And we share our recommended matches to watch this weekend.

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Real soccer coverage for real fans Nov 24, 2021

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We discuss the latest news about the next MLS TV rights deal, we talk NWSL and whether the Championship Final is an indication of the level the league is at, where NBC Sports goes from here with the Premier League coverage, has CBS Sports' soccer coverage lost their audience in order to chase social media likes and media attention, our recommended games to watch this weekend, is it time for FOX Sports to clean house, and your feedback in the Listener Mailbag segment.

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NBC Renews Premier League in $2.7 Billion Deal Nov 18, 2021

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We discuss NBC renewing the Premier League rights deal in the U.S., and what it means for soccer fans and MLS. A new podcast series is coming to Spotify about the last days of Diego Maradona. Amazon Prime does one better with a new Maradona series featuring an unlikely cameo. We analyze CBS’s coverage of the World Cup Qualifiers. Telemundo shares initial plans for their World Cup coverage. And we answer your questions in the Listener Mailbag segment.

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End of an Era for ESPN & NBCSN Nov 04, 2021

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It’s the end of an era for both ESPN and NBCSN when it comes to soccer coverage. More details on FOX’s shocking acquisition of European Championship rights. A popular soccer presenter calls it a day. You the listeners share your opinions about national TV ratings for MLS. Plus anticipation is building for the big announcement from the Premier League.

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Live From Camp Nou and LA Coliseum Parking Lots Oct 28, 2021

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We dive into what we thought of ESPN’s coverage of El Clásico. How the new rule of five substitutes is or isn’t a good idea. Fubo agrees a deal to bring more European soccer to streamers. Why we now have more soccer leagues available to you free of charge than ever before. What MLS broadcasts are missing to make them better. And you, the listeners, give us your feedback on whether the Premier League should do a split deal among two major broadcasters.

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Premier League Eyes $3 Billion Rights Deal In U.S. Oct 21, 2021

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More details emerge about the Premier League TV rights deal in the US. We reveal the 20 most popular soccer teams in the United States. Should UEFA and CONMEBOL nations leave FIFA? Elsewhere, we reveal what % of American soccer fans prefer British commentators. We look ahead to this weekend’s games. We also discuss FOX getting the rights to two major competitions. Plus we have plenty of time for the Listener Mailbag. And we’ll explain how this weekend’s El Clasico will not be on television at all in the United States.

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International Break Is Over; Give Newcastle A Chance Oct 14, 2021

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We discuss USA’s performances during the October international break, ESPN versus CBS’s coverage of the US Men’s Team, our thoughts on the Newcastle United takeover, how DAZN’s coverage of the UEFA Womens Champions League is going so far, and how much we're looking forward to the international break being over.

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Stefan Szymanski on Premier League TV deal, fan ownership, closed leagues and salary caps Oct 06, 2021

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Soccernomics co-author Dr. Stefan Szymanski discusses why the Premier League is on the precipice of making more money from TV rights than ever before, how the next Premier League TV deal in the U.S. is up in the air, the impact of government authorities in the UK on TV rights, Brexit’s longterm impact on the Premier League and English Championship, luxury taxes in European soccer and whether they can work or not, has the salary cap in LaLiga helped or hurt the Spanish league, survival rate comparison between soccer clubs in open leagues versus closed leagues, the story of Leicester City that went from bankruptcy to league title winners, how coverage of the European Super League was different in the US versus UK media, concept of ownership of soccer clubs; owners versus local communities; fan ownership, the German 50+1 model, and whether it can work in England plus news about a new edition of Soccernomics coming soon.

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Premier League faces toughest US TV rights decision ever Sep 30, 2021

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We discuss why the English Premier League faces its toughest decision ever when it comes to awarding the next US TV rights deal, NBC squares off against YouTube TV and makes Peacock demands, what does it say about CBS Sports' soccer coverage when they make a hire such as Thierry Henry to accompany Jamie Carragher and Peter Schmeichel in the studio for their UEFA Champions League coverage, how a hybrid model between American sports and European soccer could be the game’s ultimate blueprint, our thoughts on Freddie Ljungberg as an analyst on The Golazo Show on CBS Sports, the role of diversity in soccer coverage on U.S. TV, how soccer's top podcasters from The Guardian's Football Weekly and The Game Podcast became our favorite journalists, and your feedback in the Listener Mailbag segment.

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