How to Watch the CONCACAF Nations League Final Soccer: USA vs. Mexico Livestream

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At AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Sunday, the USA and Mexico will compete in the CONCACAF Nations League final to determine the third champion.

In the semifinal on Thursday, the USMNT had to fight back after falling behind Jamaica in less than 30 seconds. Before Haji Wright scored twice in extra time to guarantee his team’s spot in today’s final, they tied the score with nearly the last kick of normal time.

Mexico’s path to this matchup was a little bit simpler: in their last-four matchup, El Tri easily defeated Panama 3-0.

You can watch the game live from anywhere in the world with the top live TV streaming options listed below.

Mexico vs. the USA: Where and when?

On Sunday, March 24, the USA and Mexico square off in the 2024 CONCACAF Nations League Final at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. The game will start at 9:15 p.m. ET and 6:15 p.m. PT on Monday, March 25, which corresponds to 1:15 a.m. GMT in the UK and 12:15 p.m. AEDT in Australia.

How to use a VPN to watch the USA vs. Mexico game online from any location
You might need to find another way to watch the game if you can’t view it locally; in this case, a VPN can be helpful. If you’re traveling and connected to a Wi-Fi network, a VPN is an excellent choice for enhancing the anonymity of your devices and logins. By encrypting your traffic, it’s the best way to prevent your ISP from restricting your speeds on game day.

You can access the game on your phone, tablet, or laptop by virtually changing your location with a VPN. The majority of VPNs, including ExpressVPN, our Editors’ Choice, make this extremely simple.

You can use a VPN to watch or stream sports in any region that allows VPNs, such as the US, UK, and Canada, if you have a valid membership to the streaming provider. To avoid leaks, confirm that your VPN is configured properly. The streaming service has the right to suspend any user whose account it believes is abusing properly implemented blackout controls, including in states where VPN use is lawful.

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Watch the US livestream of the USA vs. Mexico match
American soccer fans can watch the CONCACAF Nations League championship match live on Paramount Plus, the only live English-language broadcast partner for the event in the US.

Watch the USA vs. Mexico game live in Mexico
EL Tri supporters can watch via a variety of broadcast sources and support their team. Canal 5, a free-to-air network Televisa, TUDN En Vivo, and TUDN will broadcast the game live. VIX also offers live streaming of the match.

Watch the USA vs. Mexico game live in Australia and the UK
The good news is that you can watch the semifinal live in the UK, Australia, and most other nations outside of the Americas via the CONCACAF website and YouTube channel. Both regions do not have traditional broadcasters scheduled to air the event.

Watch the USA vs. Mexico game live in Canada
There are two ways to watch the CONCACAF Nations League championship live in Canada: Fubo and OneSoccer will both broadcast the match on Sunday.

Some quick ideas for CONCACAF Nations League VPN streaming

• There are four factors that can affect your CONCACAF Nations League match streaming experience and success: your ISP, browser, video streaming provider, and VPN.
• If ExpressVPN doesn’t list your preferred location as a default choice, try using the “search for city or country” option.
• There are two fast fixes you may attempt if you’re still having difficulties getting the game after turning on your VPN and setting it to the correct viewing location. First, check that the address linked to your account is in the appropriate viewing region by logging into your streaming service subscription account. If not, you may need to update the physical address associated with your account. Second, you may not be able to install VPN apps directly on some smart TVs, such as Roku. Instead, to make sure that any device on its Wi-Fi network now appears in the correct viewing location, you’ll need to install the VPN on your router or the mobile hotspot you’re using (like your phone)

NOTES ON THE LINEUP

• Mexico vs. USMNT 2023–24 Concacaf Nations League Final at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, March 24, 2024
• Pre-game coverage airs on Univision, Paramount+, and CBS Sports at 8 p.m. ET. Golazo
• Start time: 9:15 p.m. ET on Paramount+ and Univision

Social media: U.S. Soccer on Facebook, the U.S. Soccer App, and @USMNT on X and Instagram

USMNT starting XI vs. Mexico tonight: 1. Turner, Matt, 2. Sergio Dest, 3. Richards, Chris 4. Adams Tyler 5. Antonio Robinson 7-Gio Reyna 8-Weston McKennie 10-Captain Christian Pulisic 13. Tim Ream 14-Haji Wright 21-Tim Weah

Alternatives: 18-Ethan Horvath 22-Drake Caller, 6-Yunus Musah 9-Cardo Pepi 11: Aaronson, Brenden 12. Miles Robinson 15. Johnny Cardoso 16-Mark McKenzie 17-Tillman, Malik 19-Joe Scally 20-Kristoffer Lund, 23-Folarin Balogun

NOTES FOR THE GAME | FIVE THINGS ABOUT MEXICO

• The starting XI caps for the USMNT, including this match: Gio Reyna (26), Chris Richards (16), Haji Wright (9), Tim Ream (56), Weston McKennie (51), Antonee Robinson (41), Matt Turner (39), Tyler Adams (38), Tim Weah (37), Sergio Dest (33), Gio Reyna (26), Christian Pulisic (66).
• Christian Pulisic (47), Matt Turner (31), Weston McKennie (30), Tim Ream (29), Antonee Robinson (27), Tyler Adams (21), Tim Weah (19), Sergio Dest (18), Gio Reyna (16), Chris Richards (9), and Haji Wright (7) are the USMNT Starting XI cap numbers in the official competition, which includes this match.
• Gregg Berhalter makes five changes to the starting lineup from the semifinal match against Jamaica on Thursday: he brings in forward Haji Wright, midfielders Tyler Adams and Gio Reyna, and defenders Sergio Dest and Tim Ream.
• With an average age of 26 years and 63 days, tonight’s Starting XI is the second-oldest lineup that Gregg Berhalter has used for the USMNT. The only older lineup is the one that started the 4-1 victory over Canada in the CNL group stage on November 15, 2019 in Orlando (26 years, 159 days).
• With an average of 37 caps, the lineup is the third-most experienced one used by Berhalter. It trails only the Concacaf Gold Cup Final against Mexico (40 caps) and the Semifinal vs. Jamaica (39 caps).
• In the two previous CNL Finals, ten of the eleven starters have made an appearance; Christian Pulisic, Gio Reyna, and Tim Weah have all participated in the 2021 and 2023 title games.
• Tonight marks Christian Pulisic’s 21st captaincy of the squad and his third in a final, tying him with Carlos Bocanegra for the most captaincies of the United States in a championship game. When Pulisic wears the armband, the USA is 15-2-3.
• Since 2021, Pulisic is the only player to have started every game in the CNL Finals tournament and all three CNL title games. Along with earning his fourth overall cap in a final tonight, the 25-year-old ties Jozy Altidore, DaMarcus Beasley, Carlos Bocanegra, Michael Bradley, Tim Howard, and Gyasi Zardes for the second-most title appearances among USMNT players. Clint
• Dempsey and Landon Donovan, who each participated in six finals during their international careers, are ahead of the group.
  Matt Turner will play in his third final appearance, which will tie him for second most among USMNT goalkeepers with Kasey Keller and put him only behind Tim Howard (four).
  With the victory on Thursday, Turner’s record in competitive games is now 19-4-7, which ties him for third place among USMNT goalkeepers with Brad Guzan (19-8-7). They sit behind Kasey Keller (38-16-13) and Tim Howard (39-20-8).
• Gio Reyna’s five assists for the USMNT have all occurred in the CNL Final Four between 2021 and 2024. With five assists in knockout stage games, Reyna is only second behind Landon Donovan (11) and Clint Dempsey (6) and ties Michael Bradley and Eddie Lewis for third most all-time.
• Forward Haji Wright gets his third career start and first since the 0-0 tie with England at the 2022 FIFA World Cup on November 26, 2022, following his game-winning brace in extra time on Thursday.
• Tyler Adams, a midfielder, makes his first appearance in a game since the Round of 16 loss to the Netherlands on December 3, 2022.
  Wright is the only starting player who has never faced Mexico before. Tim Weah (5), Weston McKennie (6), Gio Reyna (3 each), Gio Reyna, Gio Ream (3 each), Chris Richards and Matt Turner (2 each), Sergiño Dest, Antonee Robinson (4 each), and Pulisic (eight previous matches versus El Trí) head the lineup.
• Tonight marks the second occasion that Sergio Dest, Chris Richards, Tim Ream, and Antonee Robinson have played together. They started the 3-0 victory over Uzbekistan on September 9, 2023, in St. Louis. For the third time, Richards and Ream line up in center defense; they also played against Germany on October 14, 2023, in East Hartford, Connecticut.
  As USMNT head coach, Gregg Berhalter has a 42-14-12 record after 68 games. Under Berhalter, the USA is 27-7-7 in competitive games; his winning percentage of.744 is the greatest among USMNT head coaches who have coached at least eight games in official play.
• Under Berhalter, the USA is 9-3-0 in elimination round matches, one win behind Bob Bradley (10-4-0) for the second-most wins among USMNT head managers in knockout stage contests. Additionally, Berhalter has now won four finals as the head coach of the USMNT (2-1-0; 2021 Nations League, 2019 and 2021 Gold Cup), tying him for the most all-time with Bob Bradley.
• He would tie Bruce Arena (2002, 2005, 2017 Gold Cup) for the most USMNT head coach final victories if the USA prevails tonight.
  The USMNT’s record versus Mexico is 23-36-17 overall. The team is presently enjoying a six-game unbeaten streak (4-0-2) versus El Trí, which is tied with the 3-0-3 run from 2011 to 2015 for the longest unbeaten run against Mexico.
• Three distinct time slots are available for five substitutes. There is no substitution moment during halftime. Both teams may use one more substitute if the game goes into extra time.
• Canadian Drew Fischer will officiate the match tonight. In two matches officiated by Fischer, the USMNT lost 2-0 at home to Costa Rica in the 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifying final on March 30, 2022, in San Jose, and defeated El Salvador 2-0 in the Gold Cup quarterfinals on July 19, 2017 in Philadelphia.

The whole panel of referees for this match is as follows:

1: Michael Barwegen (CAN); Assistant Referee

2: Lyes Ayrfa (CAN); Referee: Drew Fischer (CAN).

3: Daniel Parchment (JAM) is the assistant video assistant referee;

4:  Tatiana Guzman (NCA) is the fourth official;

5:  and Mario Escobar (GUA) is the assistant fourth official.