OneSoccer vs. Rogers Dispute
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As 2026 FIFA World Cup looms, CRTC dispute between OneSoccer and Rogers drags on
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As 2026 FIFA World Cup looms, CRTC dispute between OneSoccer and Rogers drags on.
As a result, Sunday 's Champions Cup final is available only to Onesoccer and Fubo subscribers in Canada .
Rogers says there are “valid commercial reasons” for refusing to distribute OneSoccers .
Canada ’s upcoming games at the Canadian Shield Tournament are being shown on TSN as well as OneSoccer .
Rogers Communications is the parent company of this website.
Canada Soccer, which clearly wants to expands its audience, is understandably watching with interest.
But the rest of the industry is waiting to see what happens with the CRTC case.