Who cares what language the commentary is in? It is superfluous. It does not matter. It is the play on the pitch that I want to see.

Hit the mute button and WATCH THE GAME!

Horray internet!

And Telemundo is NOT biased, they are top notch professional broadcasters. You people not welcoming this opportunity to watch football in a different language absolutely sickens me. A true man looks to broaden his horizons. You all are not true men

I have watched cable or satellite in several different parts of the country, by no means a comprehensive survey, but I have never heard of mun2. Telefutura is available everywhere but in some places you have to buy the Spanish package, and very many people don’t enjoy watching in an unintelligible language, especially with soccer where they may need a lot of commentary to understand the game. Much less pay for a Spanish package for one game. And it’s hard enough asking a bar to put on soccer, much less a Spanish channel.

I think the poor Telefutura commentary is a distraction from the main point about English language. Although you might look at the combination of the most biased Spanish broadcast and the nearly invisible English broadcast as NBC’s way of buying favor and avoiding anger among the Mexican Americans (many bilingual and even prefer English) for whom this is the biggest and most emotional sporting event of the year, at a relatively cheap cost of annoying a relatively few real USMNT fans and losing ad revenue from casual ESPN viewers who would watch it. It’s a little upsetting to have the biggest US network broadcast the game in a de facto anti-US team manner, which this is regardless of Telefutura’s level of bias, but pushing corporations to pursue principle or patriotism over profit is tilting at windmills. Yet I sign the petition.