$1 million will be up for grabs when the TST 2024 competition comes to its dramatic end on Monday night, and for the first time in the tournament’s two-year history, that purse will be up for grabs twice.
The first TST Women’s Final will be played at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, North Carolina at 7 pm ET, with the Men’s Final being played shortly after at 8:30 pm ET.
In both games, the winner will receive a prize of one million dollars, while the loser will go home with nothing. Seven-on-seven matches will be played for 40 minutes in regulation, before moving into what is known as “target goal time.” There, the “target score” is the winning team’s total plus one, and the first to reach that number wins, ensuring that each game ends with a walk-off goal.
Jugo Mobile brings you everything you need to know about this year’s final, with a prize awarded to both the men’s winner and the women’s champion at the end of the night.
Where to watch the TST 2024 finals
- Date: Monday, June 10, 2024
- Time (ET):
- Women – 7 p.m.
- Men 8:30 pm
- Television channel: ESPNU
- Transmission: ESPN+, Fubo
While most of the 2024 TST games were broadcast on ESPN+, the men’s and women’s finals will be available to watch on television. They will be broadcast on ESPNU, which is available on fuboand will also air on ESPN+. Fubo currently offers a Free Trial to new users.
With $1 million on the line twice, you won’t want to miss the winner-take-all matches.
Nani FC vs. La Bombonera in the men’s final of TST 2024
| Date | Time (ET) | Match | Television/Broadcast |
| Monday, June 10 | 8:30 pm | Nani FC vs. La Bombonera | TV: ESPNU Transmission: ESPN+, fubo |
While it was thought that 2023 champions Newtown Pride would make another run for the million dollars, that dream came to an end in the semi-finals, where they were defeated for the first time in two tournaments by none other than former Manchester veteran United, Nani.
The Portuguese legend’s starting team has been the best team in the entire men’s draw, beating several of the best teams as they advanced up the table until the final in 2024. With recognizable names such as Bruno Alves, Dom Dwyer and Ricardo Carvalho at their side On the other hand, Nani has taken his team to the edge of the tournament’s famous winner-take-all pot.
However, former West Virginia University star Franck Tayou led the team in scoring, as his five goals are one of the most of any player in the men’s group.
Tayou is on the same level as a member of his last opponent: Joaquín Hernández of La Bombonera, a team from Delaware with Mexican roots. Hernandez, who made a few appearances for Liga MX giants Monterrey early in his professional career, has five goals of his own to lead La Bombonera to sweep Group D and advance to the round of 16, most recently beating the impressive Hoosier Army in defence. the semi-finals.
US Women vs NC Courage in the 2024 TST Women’s Final
| Date | Time (ET) | Match | Television/Broadcast |
| Monday, June 10 | 7 p.m. | NC Courage vs. US Women | Transmission: ESPN+ |
Having been the only women’s team in the inaugural 2023 TST competition last year, the USA Women are on the verge of winning the inaugural TST women’s field, installed for the first time at this year’s event.
The team is led by TST investor Heather O’Reilly and former USWNT star Ali Krieger, with other USWNT veterans Ali Long, Lori Lindsey and Cat Whitehill on the roster. The USA Women have also received contributions from a number of other contributors, including Jo Lohman, who earned nine caps for the USWNT in her career and played on last year’s team, as well as former UNC standout Talia Dellaperuta and her sister Tori, who play. for the Italian Sampdoria.
They will face their most formidable opponent yet when they take on local team NC Courage. While they lack the star power of their opponents, the NC Courage has familiarity on their side, as they are an extension of the NWSL club that plays their home games at this same WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary.
Five goals from former Illinois and Bowling Green forward Madison Wolfbauer leads the women’s field by a significant margin, as no one else has more than three. He leads a talented roster, including former Wake Forest standout midfielder Gi DeMarco, who was selected in the 2023 NWSL draft by the San Diego Wave, and former USWNT forward Jessica McDonald, who earned 19 caps. in his excellent career.
