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Gabriel Batistuta. Foto: Telemundo.
Andrés Guardado. Foto: Telemundo.
Jozy Altidore. Foto: Telemundo.
Carlos Salcido. Foto: Telemundo.
Alejandro Bedoya. Foto: Telemundo.
- The powerhouse U.S. network features world champions, former national team captains, and international stars—including Dunga, Batistuta, Andrés Guardado, Carlos Salcido, Jozy Altidore, and Alejandro Bedoya—who will provide analysis and insight
- Telemundo continues with the Round of 32, which began yesterday, June 28. Tomorrow, Tuesday, Mexico faces Ecuador; the Telemundo Deportes team will be on-site at the stadiums and at Telemundo’s “Zócalo” set in Mexico to capture the festive atmosphere surrounding this highly anticipated match
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After recording record-breaking audiences and extensive coverage, Telemundo’s exclusive Spanish-language broadcast of the 2026 FIFA World Cup™ continues with the Round of 32, starting June 28. Fans can watch all knockout-stage matches live in Spanish on Telemundo, Peacock, and the Telemundo app as the world’s premier sporting event enters its first decisive phase, with 32 nations vying for a coveted spot in the Round of 16.
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The powerhouse U.S. network’s team of commentators, analysts, hosts, and reporters will continue to provide coverage from the United States, Mexico, and Canada. Led by legendary voices such as Andrés Cantor, Luis Omar Tapia, and José Luis López Salido, the network’s coverage features world champions, former national team captains, and international stars—including Dunga, Batistuta, Andrés Guardado, Carlos Salcido, Jozy Altidore, and Alejandro Bedoya—who will offer analysis and insights throughout the knockout rounds.
This Tuesday, June 30, Mexico faces Ecuador in a battle to advance to the next stage. The Telemundo Deportes team—comprising sideline reporter Miguel Gurwitz, play-by-play announcer José Luis López Salido, analyst Jorge Calvo, and experts Andrés Guardado, Carlos Salcido, and Antonio Valencia, will be supported by presenters stationed at the stadiums and remote locations, as well as from Telemundo’s “Zócalo” set in Mexico, to capture the festive atmosphere surrounding this highly anticipated match.
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On Wednesday, July 1, the United States National Team (USMNT) will face Bosnia and Herzegovina at the San Francisco stadium. Andrés Cantor will handle play-by-play duties, with analysis from Omar Zerón and contributions from U.S. national team legends Jozy Altidore and Alejandro Bedoya. Adriana Monsalve and Alejandro Berry will report from the stadium as fans gather to support their team and cheer them on to advance to the next round.
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