USA vs Mexico - Broadcast and streaming info for the CONCACAF Nations League semi-final

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The Stars and Stripes and El Tri lock horns in an enticing semi-final clash for the continental tournament. Keep track of the game and see which side comes out on top.

Where can I watch USA vs Mexico on TV?

If you live in the United States, the match between the USMNT and Mexico will be aired on Univisión for free-to-air users and also on pay-tv network TUDN USA. If you live in Mexico, the clash will be broadcast by Canal 5, on Azteca 7, and also on pay-tv channel TUDN México. If you live elsewhere, please check our dedicated match page for further information on how to watch this game on TV in your country.

Where can I stream USA vs Mexico live?

The clash between the Stars and Stripes and El Tri will be available to stream within the U.S. via the TUDN App, on TUDN.com, on Paramount+, and on Univisión NOW. This last option may also give you the chance to watch the game on-demand. For users living in Mexico, this clash be available to stream on different platforms, including VIX+, on Azteca Deportes en vivo, and on the TUDN.com website. If you want to watch this game in another country, refer to our dedicated match page for further streaming details in your country.

USA vs Mexico - Team news

The USMNT get to this game on a four-match streak without a loss, including two CONCACAF Nations League wins against Grenada and El Salvador and a couple of draws against Colombia and Mexico. All of those games had interim boss Anthony Hudson in charge, but now the team's tactics will be laid out by B.J. Callahan. This game will see the Stars and Stripes using their best possible squad, with players such as Christian Pulisic, Ricardo Pepi, Weston McKennie, and even the possible debut of Folarin Balogun with the national team. The USMNT reached the semi-finals for the second consecutive edition of the CONCACAF Nations League, and they will want to defend their title in Sunday's fixture.

The visitors enter this semi-final tie with certain points to prove, especially after a string of shaky results that saw them drop down the ranks for the KO stage of the Nations League. Mexico is still unbeaten under coach Diego Cocca, which gives fans a bit of hope, but most of those games have ended in draws for El Tri, making a win here both necessary and crucial. The Mexicans will rely on players such as Guillermo Ochoa, Luis Chávez, Henry Martín, and striker Santiago Giménez, who is expected to have a huge impact with the team whether he starts the game or he comes in from the bench.

Unfortunately, both teams will need to make adjustments to their lineups due to a handful of absences. Here are the names of those unavailable for this tie.

USA: Tyler Adams, Paul Arriola, Kellyn Acosta (out due to coach's decision).

Mexico: Carlos Acevedo (injured).

USA vs Mexico: Head-to-head

The most recent meeting between these teams ended in a one-all draw back in April.
Mexico and the USMNT face each other for the second time in a Nations League clash. The most recent ended in a 3-2 win for the Yanks after extra time in 2021.
The USMNT is unbeaten against Mexico in their last five fixtures (three wins, two draws).
Mexico have not won a single match against the Stars and Stripes since a friendly game held back in 2019. That match ended 3-0 in Mexico's favor.
USA's coach B.J. Callahan will be making his official debut with the Stars and Stripes as their head coach.
Mexico's boss Diego Cocca will face the USMNT for the second time in his career, with the 1-1 draw back in April being his first game against the Yanks.