50,000 subscribers. Unfortunately for beIN, they were only available 17 million homes at the time, which is only 14.6% of American TV households. Despite beIN's limited reach, they still managed to snag 1.5 million viewers for the final. Fox Sports and Univision (2016) Fox Sports beat out both ESPN and beIN for the English-language broadcasting rights to Copa América Centenario in 2016. This meant that the first time ever, most Americans had the ability to watch Copa América. Fox Sports made the matches available on FS1, FS2, FX, and the over-the-air Fox network. An average of 4 million viewers tuned in. ESPN+ and Telemundo (2019) In 2019, ESPN's streaming service ESPN+ acquired both the English-language and Portuguese-language rights for the 2019 Copa América. Telemundo meanwhile, Telemundo secured the Spanish-language U.S. TV rights. Fox Sports and Univision (2021) Univision through its sports programming division TUDN, retained Spanish-language rights for the 2021 edition. TUDN will make matches available on Galavisión and TUDN and on over-the-air Univision and UniMás. English-language rights return to Fox Sports after a six-year deal until 2026 that will allow them to air the next two championships. See also Sports broadcasting contracts in the United States#International competitions References External links A brief history of the World Cup, European Championship and Copa America on US TV Copa America Centenario Archives - Awful Announcing US Soccer on United States television Univision Fox Sports Fox Sports 1 Telemundo Deportes ESPN BeIN Sports Prime Sports History of sports broadcasting