Apple TV+ and Major League Soccer (MLS) have announced an all-access docuseries exploring the unpredictable world of football in North America, produced in partnership with filmmakers Box to Box Films (Apple’s Make or Break, Formula 1: Drive to Survive).

The new eight-part, panoramic documentary event, currently in production, offers both fans and new audiences a never-before-seen insider’s view into the league, while spotlighting all of the biggest moments of the 2024 season. With unprecedented access to players, coaches and teams, the series will take fans through the most compelling storylines, key moments and biggest personalities of the 2024 MLS season, from preseason all the way to the 2024 MLS Cup final.

In 2023, Apple and MLS began a 10-year partnership and launched MLS Season Pass, the subscription service available on the Apple TV app that allows fans in more than 100 countries and regions to watch every MLS match in one place with no blackouts.

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