National Independent Soccer Association (NISA) announces tickets for the Legends Cup Spring Tournament here are available now through cfctix.com. NISA anticipates an electric return of supporters in the stands.
A reduced capacity number for W. Max Finley Stadium will be determined in accordance with state and local government guidelines in the coming weeks. Fans also will again be able to turn to beIN SPORTS as NISA’s broadcast partner for live tournament and spring season coverage.
“Our supporters create so much of the atmosphere at NISA games, and we eagerly welcome them back,” says NISA Commissioner John Prutch. “We have very stringent COVID and safety protocols in place to create a safe environment for fans, players and staff. It has been a long year without the fans, and our clubs and players look forward a very lively, enthusiastic environment.”
beIN SPORTS will air most every spring tournament match (April 13 – April 25) in the U.S. and Canada on beIN SPORTS XTRA – the network’s free, 24/7 English-language live sports channel. beIN SPORTS also will broadcast a NISA Game of the Week throughout the 2021 spring season as well as the semifinal/Spring Championship on June 30 (the Legends Cup tournament champion versus the season table winner). beIN SPORTS will then air the 2020-2021 NISA Championship final on July 3 at Keyworth Stadium in Detroit pitting the Spring Champion against Fall Champion Detroit City FC.
Media partner Dugout also will provide beIN SPORTS online sites exclusive NISA video content throughout the season.
Soccer fans can watch all the action from their TV, mobile device or tablet on beIN SPORTS XTRA, available in the U.S. and Canada on The Roku Channel, Samsung TV Plus (1163), and XUMO TV (746), and additionally in the U.S. on Pluto TV, Redbox, Tivo, and over-the-air stations in Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Dallas – Fort Worth, Houston, San Jose – San Francisco – Oakland, Atlanta, Miami – Fort Lauderdale, San Diego, Salt Lake City, Hartford, Columbus, Las Vegas, and Austin, among others.
Select matches also will air on the network’s streaming platform, beIN SPORTS CONNECT, available in the U.S. to authenticated subscribers via traditional and OTT providers including Charter, Dish, SlingTV, Verizon, Fios, Cox, FuboTV, Liberty, Fanatiz, Mediacom, RCN, Atlantic Broadband, VIDGO, and Claro TV, among others.