Okay, so I’ve been trying to catch the Copa America games, and let me tell you, it’s been a bit of a wild ride. I really wanted to watch it without spending too much money, and I finally found some ways to do it.
First off, I looked into this thing called Fubo. Apparently, it’s a streaming service, and they were offering a free trial for new users. Sounded pretty good to me! They even had options for both English and Spanish, which is cool since I’m trying to brush up on my Spanish.
- Signed up for Fubo’s free trial.
- Checked out both English and Spanish options.
Then I heard about ViX. This one seemed like a really cheap way to watch all the games, like 32 of them or something. The plan was only $4.99 a month, and they also had some other matches from UEFA. That’s a steal!
- Subscribed to ViX Premium for $4.99 a month.
- Realized it also included UEFA Euro matches.
Other Options
I also found out that you could watch the final match on a few other places like Fubo again, but the regular subscription is like $79.99 a month. There’s also Hulu + Live TV, which is around $76.99 a month, and Sling Blue, which was a bit cheaper for the first month at $22.50. So, there are definitely options depending on what you want.
- Noticed Fubo’s regular price is pretty steep.
- Considered Hulu + Live TV and Sling Blue as alternatives.
A Bit of History
While I was digging around, I found out that Copa America used to be every four years, then they switched it to every two years in 1987. From 2001 to 2007, it was every three years. Now they changed it back to every four years from 2007 onwards. Just some fun facts I picked up along the way.
- Learned about the history of Copa America’s frequency.
- Realized it’s now a quadrennial event again.
So yeah, that’s been my little adventure in trying to watch Copa America on the cheap. It took some digging, but I think I found some pretty good deals. Hope this helps anyone else who’s trying to catch the games!
