MLS Thursday Primetime

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MLS Thursday Primetime
Genre	Soccer
Starring	Various personalities (see below)
Country of origin	United States
Production
Running time	3 hours
Broadcast
Original channel	ESPN2 (2007-current)
Original run	2007 – present

MLS Soccer Thursday will be a weekly presentation of Major League Soccer games on ESPN2 starting in 2007. MLS Soccer Thursday is the second weekly presentation of MLS games, which usually start at 8PM EST. The program is sponsored by Radioshack. ESPN and MLS had previously had a contract where ESPN2 televised live games at 4PM on Saturdays.

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MLS Soccer Saturday The game of the week for the MLS on ESPN from 1996 to 2006

Preceded by MLS Soccer Saturday 1996-2006	ESPN2 Major League Soccer MLS Thursday Primetime 2007-current	Succeeded by incumbent

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MLS Thursday Primetime

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