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simao_gettyimages_1653399g.jpgWorld Cup Streaming Live: Where to Watch:ESPN 3 is the online streaming version of the popular sports network in the U.S.A. Their upcoming live streaming schedule includes the kick-off on June 10th, the opening ceremonies on June 11th followed by the FIFA World Cup matches. According to the NY Times, ESPN 3 will be streaming all 64 games.ESPN Mobile TV will be streaming the kick-off, opening ceremonies and 56 world cup matches including semifinals and final to Sprint customers on the new HTC EVO smartphone, according to MarketWatch.CBC Sports is Canada’s national public broadcaster. The CBC Sports website states “Between June 11th and July 11th 2010 watch every game streamed LIVE on CBCSports.ca”.Optus is the #2 Australian telecommunications carrier and will be live streaming 2010 World Cup matches for free to customers with compatible 3G mobile devices.TVU Networks is a live streaming Internet TV platform and, according to Ask MetaFilter, should be carrying the 2010 World Cup.BBC Sport states that “All BBC matches will be available to watch live online in high quality video” according to this article, which also contains a schedule of which matches are on the BBC and which will be on iTV.iTV is the biggest commercial television network in the UK. According to their FIFA World Cup Live description they will have select content from all 64 games, and be broadcasting live any matches that iTV carries.FIFA 2010 World Cup ScheduleTo find out when your team is playing, check out the Official World Cup Soccer Schedule on FIFA’s website.Regional Restrictions on Live StreamingMany of these live streaming video sites are infamous for using geographical restrictions to lock out certain viewers. The BBC will almost definitely be blocking anyone not located in the UK, and other sites may have similar policies.
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I live just south from from you in Los Lunas.
Hey, right down the way!Mexico 1, South Africa 1 in the opening game... probably a disappointment for Mexico. Same for England in their 1-1 tie with the U.S. Anyone see that error by goalie Rob Green? Fortunately for him, it didn't result in a loss for England.
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Hey, right down the way!Mexico 1, South Africa 1 in the opening game... probably a disappointment for Mexico. Same for England in their 1-1 tie with the U.S. Anyone see that error by goalie Rob Green? Fortunately for him, it didn't result in a loss for England.
Luckily it resulted in a tie for us :hysterical:
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