TNT Sports to Showcase Pair of Upcoming Matches Featuring U.S. Women’s National Team & Brazil – Saturday, April 5 & Tuesday, April 8
Saturday’s Match Coverage to Include Men In Blazers’ Media Network’s The Women’s Game AltCast on truTV & Max, Along with TNT’s Primary Presentation
USWNT to Host Brazil for Second Straight Match Tuesday, April 8, on TBS & Max
TNT Sports will showcase a pair of meetings between the U.S. Women’s National Team and Brazil – in a rematch of last year’s Olympic gold medal game – Saturday, April 5, and Tuesday, April 8.
In addition to TNT’s lead presentation of USWNT vs. Brazil, presented by Bank of America, Saturday’s match in Los Angeles will feature a return of the Men In Blazers’ Media Network’s The Women’s Game AltCast Presented by Michelob ULTRA on truTV and Max.
Pregame coverage will kick off at 4 p.m. ET, followed by the two match presentations kicking off at 5 p.m.
The USWNT and Brazil will meet again on Tuesday, April 8, at 10:30 p.m. in San Jose with coverage airing on TBS and Max. Pregame coverage will lead into the match starting at 10 p.m.
National Soccer Hall of Famer, 1999 USWNT star and co-commentator Julie Foudy will be paired in the commentator booth with play-by-play voices Luke Wileman for both matches. Melissa Ortiz will report pitch side.
USWNT coverage from Los Angeles and San Jose, respectively, will include on-site pregame shows presented by AT&T and postgame coverage presented by Autotrader. Sara Walsh will host alongside analysts Shannon Boxx, Becky Sauerbrunn and Foudy. Halftime reports for both games are presented by Volkswagen.
Hosted by Sam Mewis and Roger Bennett, Saturday’s alternative viewing experience – more conversational than a traditional telecast and featuring celebrity guests – will be the first of three for TNT Sports and The Women’s Game together in 2025. Last July, TNT Sports and Men In Blazers’ The Women’s Game debuted its first-ever joint alternate viewing experience for USWNT vs. Costa Rica.
TNT Sports and the U.S. Soccer Federation are in the third of an eight-year multimedia rights agreement which made TNT and Max the exclusive English-language home to more than 20 Women’s and Men’s National Team matches every year. As the full broadcasting schedule is finalized, TNT Sports and U.S. Soccer will share the updated programming information as soon as possible.
In addition, Bleacher Report, House of Highlights, B/R Football, and B/R W will provide content to fans throughout the year, elevating the profile of the players and their stories with fans.