Futbol de Primera Radio to broadcast Historic World Cup qualifying match between Mexico & USA.

Futbol de Primera radio will be on site at Azteca Stadium next Wednesday August 12, 2009 to broadcast exclusively the historic World Cup Qualifying match between Mexico and the US. FDP’s coverage will begin at 3:30PM ET/12:30PM PT and the game will reach 96 radio stations (of which 36 are FM’s).

Andrés Cantor will lead its World Cup Team in Mexico City which includes former Mexican icon Carlos Hermosillo who played 90 games for El Tri becoming one of its top scorer with 35 goals, José Luis “Tato” Noriega a former Mexican International, Jaime Gallardo, Eduardo Luna with Carlos Quiroz and Aldo Lara who will be the sideline reporters. At the conclusion of the match Futbol de Primera will originate its syndicated daily show live from Azteca Stadium with all post game comments and interviews.

Futbol de Primera has broadcasted all of Mexico’s games on the road to South Africa, will be on site in the remainder of the fixtures as World Cup Qualifying wines down. On December 4, 2009 FDP will broadcast the World Cup Draw live from Cape Town. For the FIFA World Cup South Africa 2010, Futbol de Primera will again be on site with its star studded World Cup broadcast team, also led by Andrés Cantor.

Fútbol de Primera is the home of the most important soccer radio rights in the country, including the 2010 and 2014 FIFA World Cups and all other FIFA events and the Mexican National Team, the recently concluded Concacaf Gold Cup and FIFA Confederation’s Cup, among many other.. FDP’s Daily Show and Sunday Show, hosted by Andres Cantor, are the longest-running nationally-syndicated Spanish-language radio programs and can now be heard on over 96 radio stations throughout the US. In partnership with XM Satellite Radio for the last two years, Fútbol de Primera also produces XM Deportivo (Ch 147), the first 24-hour Spanish-language sports channel on satellite radio.