The United States and Mexico will meet once again when the two North American rivals meet in the CONCACAF Nations League final for the second time.
The USMNT has won this relatively new competition in each of its two previous iterations, with the United States beating Mexico in the inaugural final in 2021 before edging out Canada last year.
Mexico is mired in a long winless streak against the United States, without a victory in a competitive environment since the 2019 Gold Cup final, and has not won a match, including friendlies, since a 3-0 victory in September 2019. That means the United States maintains a six-game unbeaten streak against its southern border rivals, outscoring Mexico 10-3 in those games.
In the last competitive match for both teams before this summer’s huge Copa América on American soil, there is a trophy on the line and much more with eyes on the next competition.
Live broadcast of United States vs Mexico, television channel
- Date: Sunday, March 24, 2024
- Time: 9:15 pm Eastern (8:15 pm CT / 6:15 pm PT)
- TV channel (English): None
- Transmission (English): Supreme+
- Television channel (Spanish): UniMas, TUDN
- Transmission (Spanish): fuboUnivision Now, TUDN application
CONCACAF’s English broadcast rights in the United States are owned by CBS Sports, which will broadcast this USMNT match exclusively on Supreme+, where you can watch all the matches from the Nations League semi-finals, finals and third place matches during this March international break. A free trial is currently offered to new subscribers.
Matches, including this one, will also be televised in Spanish by TUDN and UniMas, which is available to stream in the United States on fubooffering a FREE trial for new users.
What time is the start of the game between the United States and Mexico?
This CONCACAF Nations League final kicks off from AT&T Stadium on Sunday, March 24 at 8:15 pm local time in Arlington, Texas.
Here’s how that time translates across all North American time zones:
| Date | Start time | |
| Eastern Time | Sunday, March 24 | 21:15 |
| core time | Sunday, March 24 | 20:15 |
| mountain time | Sunday, March 24 | 19:15 |
| Pacific Time | Sunday, March 24 | 6:15 p.m. |
| Alaska ST | Sunday, March 24 | 17:15 |
| Hawaii ST | Sunday, March 24 | 16:15 |
United States vs Mexico team lineups and news
The fans will be clamoring for gio reyna Starting this match after his introduction from the bench at half-time against Jamaica was an important injection of life. He would have to replace Malik Tillman that he didn’t have it in the semifinal.
Sergiño Dest is available after a suspension in the semi-final, and his return will be welcomed as he replaces Joe Scally who was extremely poor against Jamaica. Gregg Berhalter could consider installing the experienced Tim Ream at central defender, replacing anyone Miles Robinson either Chris Richards.
After his double against Jamaica, some will want Haji Wright to see the field, but Folarin Balogun He’s a player Berhalter wants to get going with the U.S. and will be given every opportunity to build chemistry with his international teammates.
United States Projected Starting Lineup (4-2-3-1): Turner (GK) – Dest, Richards, Ream, A. Robinson – McKennie, Musah – Weah, Reyna, Pulisic – Balogun.
mexico head coach Jaime Lozano has some things to consider after the score in its win over Panama perhaps betrayed some of its struggles. Panama outpassed and shot Mexico by significant margins, and El Tri was unable to dictate the pace of the match even as it established itself as the big winner.
Will think about bringing Hirving Lozano He returned to the starting lineup after coming off the bench for half an hour in the semi-final, with Uriel Antuna Not exactly impressive in recent years.
Mexico Projected Starting Lineup (4-3-3): Ochoa (GK) – Araujo, Montes, C. Vásquez, Gallardo – E. Sánchez, E. Álvarez, Chávez – Lozano, Martín, Quiñones.
United States vs Mexico Prediction, Betting Odds and Lines
- Lean Money Line: United States (+115 at BetMGM)
- Score prediction: United States 2-1 Mexico
Both teams have major flaws, which makes predicting this match extremely difficult. The United States looked extremely poor against Jamaica for about 88 of the 90-plus minutes before a fortunate draw sent them to overtime, while Mexico was deficient even in its 3-0 win over Panama.
The United States has had Mexico’s number in recent matchups, as while Gregg Berhalter struggles against teams that play with a low block, he knows how to attack this El Tri team.
| BetMGM (USA) |
|
| United States wins | +115 |
| Draw | +200 |
| Mexico wins | +200 |
| Both teams to note Y/N |
-105 / -135 |
| Below 2.5 goals |
+120 / -175 |
