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How to watch and live stream USMNT soccer in 2025

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The 2026 World Cup is fast approaching as the timer shows less than 365 days now. This World Cup is important in more than one way for the United States. First of all, it is a home World Cup. Secondly, it is time to deliver now. The team has been showing steady progress at the World Cups, but they have never risen above expectations and beaten a footballing giant.

Mauricio Pochettino has taken over the USMNT after a disappointing 2024 COPA America at home. The Argentinian brings a wealth of experience from coaching top clubs in Europe. His ability to work with youngsters will certainly boost the country’s chances. However, they are not in the best of form right now. The coach is taking a lot of heat as his side failed to produce results.

A heavy 4-0 defeat to Switzerland recently raised alarm bells before the showpiece event. The 2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup is around the corner, and the team has the best chance to answer the questions. Storming to a title will certainly instil confidence in the team ahead of next year’s event, which can pretty much define an entire generation.

The USMNT passed the group stages with flying colours. They scored eight goals and conceded only once. Having gotten the better of Costa Rica in penalty shootouts, they smell silverware now. Diego Luna put on a stellar show in the semis as they set up a final meeting with Mexico. The intense rivalry will get a new version as both sides lock horns with each other again in the Gold Cup finals.

Wanting to catch the next big USMNT match? GOAL has you covered. When it comes to catching all the action, there is plenty of opportunity with a number of networks broadcasting The Stars and Stripes across the whole year.

Which channel has the rights to the USMNT soccer?

The 2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup’s streaming rights have been purchased by Fox Network. FOX will air all the USMNT matches and also the Gold Cup Final. FS1 and FS2 will telecast the other games as well.

  • Dates: June 14 - July 6
  • TV Channel: Fox, FS1, FS2 (English), Univision, UniMas, TUDN (Spanish)
  • Livestream: Fubo, Sling, DirecTV

The channels are available on OTT platforms like Fubo and Sling.

TelevisaUnivision holds the exclusive Spanish-language broadcast rights for the Gold Cup. So the USMNT’s games in Spanish commentary can be caught on Univision, UniMas and TUDN.

Upcoming USMNT schedule on US TV

DateKick-Off (ET)FixtureTV/Streaming providers
Saturday, September 617:00South KoreaFOX, Sling, Fubo, Univision, UniMas and TUDN
Tuesday, September 919:30JapanFOX, Sling, Fubo, Univision, UniMas and TUDN
Friday, October 1020:30EcuadorFOX, Sling, Fubo, Univision, UniMas and TUDN
Tuesday, October 1421:00AustraliaFOX, Sling, Fubo, Univision, UniMas and TUDN

Best packages to watch the USMNT Soccer in 2025

There are a number of ways in which you can stream the USMNT these days, with a host of packages to suit all budgets. If you don’t want to miss a moment of the action, here are the best options for you.

  • Max, previously HBO Max, broadcasts a large number of USMNT fixtures live for a subscription fee of $9.99 per month.

    The service provides you with a reasonably priced alternative to a large sports package. However, with that you will get very little other soccer with your subscription so will be quite limited in what else you can watch.

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    Peacock offers one of the cheapest packages, available for just $7.99 per month.

    There is an ad-free version for $13.99 per month, which is only really relevant to on-demand content, and carries the women’s national team (USWNT) coverage too.

    You can make a saving on a yearly subscription, from as little as $79.99. Other sports are available such as baseball, golf and English Premier League soccer.

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    A package that certainly has next to no limitations when it comes to streaming soccer is fubo (formerly fuboTV). The Pro package from the brand costs $84.99 per month and will provide you with around 221 channels, many of which do stream soccer leagues. However, you can’t currently watch any Warner Bros. Discovery Sports content, which does limit English language coverage of the US Men’s team.

    When it comes to games in major tournaments, that is possible, with the Pro package offering the likes of the FIFA World Cup, Copa America, and the Gold Cup - but outside of that you are limited.

    You can also watch the Spanish language coverage of USMNT games. Universo is available across all fubo packages, including a Latino package, which is only $32.99 per month.

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    Sling TV is significantly cheaper option than fubo and in terms of US national team action you’ll get more English language content.

    Again, missing out on HBO Max will limit fixtures, but there is access to TNT across both the Orange and Blue packages, each setting you back $45.99 and $50.99 per month, respectively.

    Sling TV also offers Fox Sports on the Blue package, providing access to the FIFA World Cup and CONCACAF tournaments, making it the ideal selection for you to maximize the amount of US games you can enjoy.

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    If you want to watch every USMNT game, then subscribing to Max (formerly HBO Max) is the best possible option for you. It’s the most reasonably priced and you’ll get all the nation’s games outside of major tournaments.

    However, if you are wanting to watch the World Cup and CONCACAF tournaments, then Sling TV is probably the most cost-effective for you, with or without subscribing to Max separately.

    Whatever you amount of coverage you're after, there are plenty of choices listed above, and all at various price points to suit all budgets.

Frequently asked questions

The US Men’s national team plays throughout the year during designated international breaks in the domestic soccer calendar. Each year, they play a series of international friendlies and qualification games, with major tournaments occurring every two to four years.

The USMNT can qualify for a number of tournaments. Continentally, and providing they qualify, the nation plays in the CONCACAF Gold Cup every two years alongside the CONCACAF Nations League.
Outside of that, they can also qualify for the Copa America and the FIFA World Cup.

The men’s national team have had some real stars over the years, with Cobi Jones having won the most caps during his career. He picked up 164, just beating the legendary Landon Donovan on 157. Michael Bradley (151), Clint Dempsey (141) and Jeff Agoos (134) complete the top five most capped USMNT players.

As yet it remains to seen who will have the full TV rights to the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the US. TV rights for the 2022 World Cup were exclusive to FOX and Telemundo, with Spanish language available of Telemundo snd Universo. Streaming-wise, the likes of fubo. Peacock, Sling TV, and YouTube TV previously aired games, but the bidding war hasn't been won yet, ahead of the 2026 tournament.

The Gold Cup is held every two years. The last was held in 2023 meaning the next opportunity to watch USMNT play in that particular tournament in 2025.

Head coach of the USMNT is Mauricio Pochettino. The Argentine took over in September of 2024, winning five out of his first six games in charge. Previously, Pochettino has managed English Premier League clubs Southampton, Tottenham Hotspur, before leaving for Paris Saint-Germain. After 18 months with the French giants, he once again returned to England to take over at Chelsea, before moving to the States as head national coach.