How to watch today's Argentina vs Puerto Rico friendly game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time

Puerto Rico face world champions Argentina in a historic international friendly at Chase Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on Tuesday. 

This marks the first-ever meeting between the two nations, showcasing a major step for Puerto Rico’s footballing profile and a preparation match for Argentina as they build toward their World Cup title defense next year in North America. 

Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more. 

How to watch Puerto Rico vs Argentina online - TV channels & live streams

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	Tubi	Watch here

The match will be shown live on multiple platforms in the US, including fubo. Live updates can be found here on GOAL.

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Puerto Rico vs Argentina kick-off time

Friendlies - Friendlies

The match will be played at Chase Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on Tuesday, with kick-off at 8 pm ET for fans in the US. 

Team news & squads

Puerto Rico vs Argentina lineups

Puerto Rico

4-3-3

Formation

4-4-2

ARG

1

S. Cutler

20

S. Paris

2

N. Cardona

15

G. Calderon

23

S. Echevarria

10

J. de Leon

8

I. Angking

16

B. Ydrach

9

R. Rivera

11

L. Antonetti

7

W. Rivera

23

E. Martinez

15

N. Gonzalez

2

L. Balerdi

19

N. Otamendi

4

G. Montiel

17

G. Simeone

7

R. De Paul

11

G. Lo Celso

20

A. Mac Allister

16

J. Lopez

10

L. Messi

4-4-2

ARG

PUR

-Line up

• 1

  S. Cutler

• 20

  S. Paris

  74’

• 2

  N. Cardona

  82’

• 15

  G. Calderon

• 23

  S. Echevarria

  65’

• 10

  J. de Leon

  62’

• 8

  I. Angking

  62’

• 16

  B. Ydrach

• 9

  R. Rivera

  73’

• 11

  L. Antonetti

• 7

  W. Rivera

  82’

Substitutes

• 99

  N. Aristizabal

• 4

  R. Sulia

  82’

• 22

  N. Hernandez

  62’

• 18

  J. Serrano

• 6

  J. O'Neill

  62’

• 21

  D. Rios

  74’

• 13

  G. Diaz

  73’

• 96

  A. Biaggi

• 97

  D. Marrero

• 5

  I. Antonetti Lopez

• 3

  D. Rossi

  82’

ARG

-Line up

• 23

  E. Martinez

  76’

• 15

  N. Gonzalez

  15’, 79’

• 2

  L. Balerdi

• 19

  N. Otamendi

  46’

• 4

  G. Montiel

  23’

  64’

• 17

  G. Simeone

  58’

• 7

  R. De Paul

• 11

  G. Lo Celso

  46’

• 20

  A. Mac Allister

  15’, 36’

• 16

  J. Lopez

  36’

  64’

• 10

  L. Messi

  23’, 84’

Substitutes

• 25

  L. Rivero

  46’

• 6

  M. Senesi

• 14

  A. Moreno

  46’

• 9

  J. Alvarez

• 18

  N. Paz

  58’

• 3

  N. Tagliafico

• 12

  G. Rulli

• 5

  L. Paredes

• 22

  L. Martinez

  64’

  79’, 84’

• 26

  N. Molina

  64’

• 1

  F. Cambeses

  76’

• 13

  C. Romero

Puerto Rico team news

Sebastian Cutler is expected to start in goal for Puerto Rico ahead of Joel Serrano, with the young shot-stopper likely to face a stern test against the reigning world champions.

Further upfield, Leandro Antonetti of Estrela da Amadora may be tasked with leading the line on his own.

Argentina team news

For Argentina, Franco Mastantuono was ruled out before the win over Venezuela after suffering a thigh injury, while Enzo Fernández featured in that game but has since withdrawn from camp with a knee issue.

As for Lionel Messi, it remains uncertain whether he will feature for the national team or be granted a rest.

Form

Head-to-Head Record

Standings

Useful links

• Latest betting updates
• Friendlies news
• Argentina team page
• Puerto Rico team page
• Soccer on TV in the US
• How to watch & live stream soccer