The Los Angeles Football Club has renewed its radio broadcast partnership with 710AM ESPN which will see its 2020 Season games broadcast on the station.
Sports radio veteran Dave Denholm will continue to feature as the English radio voice of the Black & Gold. Denholm has over two decades of experience in sports, news and talk radio as well as extensive experience calling soccer matches on FOX Sports and other networks.
“We are excited and proud to continue our relationship with 710 AM ESPN”, LAFC EVP & Chief Business Officer Larry Freedman said. “Dave Denholm and the entire team at ESPNLA have been an important part of the growth of our Club and will continue to be, as we move forward with our commitment to make our matches accessible to fans and supporters throughout the greater Los Angeles area.”
Sports radio veteran Dave Denholm will continue to feature as the English radio voice of the Black & Gold. Denholm has over two decades of experience in sports, news and talk radio as well as extensive experience calling soccer matches on FOX Sports and other networks.
“We continue to strive to provide our fans the best and most expansive lineup of live sports and talk radio content,” said Tim McCarthy, senior vice president/GM, ESPN LA. “We’re thrilled to continue our relationship with LAFC, bringing the best of MLS action to listeners across southern California.”
The number one sports station in Southern California, 710AM ESPN, features LAFC matches along with the leading sports talk shows in Los Angeles as well as Lakers, Rams and Angels games. 710AM ESPN’s 50,000-watt signal continues to provide LAFC with a powerful partner in the Southern California sports landscape.
The Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC) is the newest MLS soccer club serving the greater Los Angeles area. Coming off a record-breaking season, LAFC is dedicated to building a world-class soccer club that represents the diversity of Los Angeles and is committed to delivering an unrivalled experience for fans.
LAFC is invested in the world’s game and Los Angeles, constructing and developing the 22,000 seat Banc of California Stadium and a top-flight training centre on the campus of Cal State Los Angeles.