Concacaf Champions Cup: Preview and broadcast info for Monterrey vs Inter Miami

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After a hectic first leg, the Herons get to this game with only a win doing the trick to reach the next round. Follow the game with our detailed guide.

Where can I watch Monterrey vs Inter Miami live on TV?

If you live in the United States, you can keep track of the game live via Fox Sports 1 and TUDN USA. Live elsewhere? Then please check our match page for more details.

Where can I stream Monterrey vs Inter Miami live?

There will be a variety of options to follow this game on-the-go across the world.

In the U.S.: Foxsports.com, TUDN App, TUDN.com, Fox Sports App.

In Argentina: Star+.

In Mexico: Fox Sports Premium, Fanatiz Mexico.

In Canada: OneSoccer, fuboTV Canada.

If you live in another country, visit our Monterrey vs Inter Miami match page for further streaming options.

Monterrey vs Inter Miami - Team news

Monterrey make it to this match in a bit of a complicated moment, following two straight losses in Liga MX matches. Fortunately for them, those losses did not prevent them from claiming a one-goal lead in the first leg of this tie. The team from the north side of Mexico will have to deal with some key absences in this game, but their top footballers are ready to play this tie that was involved in controversy following the end of the first leg.

Meanwhile, Inter Miami make it to this match hoping to win their first game on the road in this competition, as they drew their away game against Columbus Crew in the previous stage. Contrary to what happened last week, Lionel Messi is set to play this match after watching the Miamians lose the first leg at home. Even with his presence being a major boost, the club will also have to deal with some game-changing absences, especially in midfield.

Here is the list of unavailable footballers for this Concacaf Champions League clash.

Monterrey: Jorge Rodríguez, Sebastián Vegas, Rodrigo Aguirre (suspended).

Inter Miami: David Ruiz (suspended); Robbie Robinson, Ian Fray, Federico Redondo, Facundo Farías (injured).

Monterrey vs Inter Miami: Head-to-head

This will be the second game between these teams across all comps.
Inter Miami have only played two games against Liga MX clubs. One ended in a win (vs Cruz Azul, last year) and the other one was last week's loss.
This will be Monterrey's 24th game against MLS clubs from the United States. Their record shows seventeen wins, two draws, and only four losses when facing Major League Soccer teams.
Inter Miami's coach Gerard Martino will face Monterrey for the second time in his coaching career. His record against Mexican teams (including Mexico's NT) shows three wins, two draws, and two loss.
Monterrey's tactician, Fernando Ortíz, will face a Major League Soccer club for the tenth time ever. His record shows six wins and three losses against MLS teams.