Philadelphia Union fans can catch every 2026 MLS match on Apple TV starting today, with the club’s latest win over CF Montreal (2-1 on 2026-04-11) already available for replay. The Apple TV app now bundles the entire season—regular‑season, playoffs, and Leagues Cup—into a standard subscription, meaning no extra MLS Season Pass fee.

Where can I watch Union games live?

Apple TV is the exclusive home for all Union action. Sign in with any Apple ID, even a free one, and you’ll see the live stream on iPhone, Android, smart TV, PlayStation, or Xbox. For fans who still love cable, select marquee fixtures will also air on national TV. FOX will carry the March 14 clash with Atlanta, while FS1 will broadcast the September 9 showdown with FC Cincinnati. Both networks are reachable through most cable packages or streaming services like Fubo and DirecTV Stream.

Are there any free‑to‑watch options?

Yes. Each week MLS and Apple release a handful of “free matches” that sit outside the paywall. No subscription is needed—just a free Apple ID. Additionally, any game shown on FOX can be viewed over‑the‑air with a digital antenna. FS1 matches still need a cable or streaming bundle, but new customers can enjoy a five‑day trial on services such as Fubo.

How do I catch highlights and replays?

Missed the live action? Full‑length replays drop on Apple TV immediately after the final whistle, with a condensed 30‑minute version for those short on time. The MLS YouTube channel and Philadelphia Union’s own social feeds post highlight reels within an hour of each game. For deeper analysis, check GOAL’s MLS section, where player ratings and post‑match talking points are published.

What’s the Union’s schedule looking like?

After the recent 2‑1 victory over CF Montreal, the Union sit unbeaten in their last outing (1W‑0D‑0L). Their next home test arrives on July 22, when they host New York Red Bulls. Keep an eye on the Apple TV calendar and the FOX/FS1 listings to make sure you don’t miss any of the season’s key moments.