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FOX SPORTS MEDIA GROUP TO TELEVISE CONCACAF GOLD CUP FOX Sports Airs Three Games Live Including Championship All Games Televised on FOX Soccer LOS ANGELES – In an unprecedented commitment to this region’s most prestigious biennial soccer competition, FOX Sports Media Group, for the first time ever, is televising all 25 matches of the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup this summer. FOX Soccer is slated to provide most of the coverage, but in another first, FOX Sports is broadcasting a live match from the group stage, quarterfinal round should the U.S. advance, along with the final on Sunday, July 28 (3:30 PM ET) from historic Soldier Field in Chicago. FSMG coverage begins on Sunday, July 7 with a live doubleheader on FOX Soccer from the venerable Rose Bowl in Pasadena. A complete telecast schedule is forthcoming. Viewers have comprehensive access to the entire tournament via FOX Soccer 2Go, FOX Soccer’s digital platform for computers, tablets and smartphones. Additionally, FOXSoccer.com delivers the ultimate insider look on and off the field of the thirteen Gold Cup venues, with video highlights, editorial coverage, MatchTrax live play by play and scores. “Our dedication to the growth of soccer in America has never been more evident than by the extraordinary coverage we have on tap for this year’s Gold Cup,” said FOX Soccer Executive Vice President and General Manager David Nathanson. “In the months ahead, we look forward to sharing more details on our groundbreaking coverage plans.” The 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup features the exciting talent and rivalries of the 12 participating nations from North America (Canada, Mexico, United States), Central America (Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras, Panama) and the Caribbean (Cuba, Haiti, Martinique, Trinidad and Tobago). The United States looks to avenge its 4-2 loss in the 2011 Gold Cup Final against six-time Gold Cup Champion Mexico, which still remains the most-watched telecast in FOX Soccer history with 1.1 million viewers. For more information regarding FOX Soccer, please visit FOXSoccer.com , Twitter.com/FOXSoccer and Facebook.com/FOXSoccer . ### .

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