How to watch today's England vs Latvia World Cup qualification game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time

England aim to make it two wins from two when they host Latvia in Monday's World Cup qualifier.

The Three Lions got their campaign off to a strong start with a composed 2-0 victory over Albania on Friday, marking the beginning of the Thomas Tuchel era on a positive note. A win would solidify England’s grip on Group K's summit and maintain their flawless start under Tuchel.

Latvia, meanwhile, are chasing their first-ever World Cup appearance as an independent nation after eight unsuccessful qualifying attempts since the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Their journey to North America 2026 began on the right note, as Paolo Nicolato's side edged Andorra in a narrow 1-0 win. Substitute Dario Sits headed home a Roberts Savalnieks corner just past the hour mark to secure all three points.

As things stand, Latvia sit second in the group, trailing England only on goal difference. However, with Serbia yet to kick off their campaign and Albania determined to bounce back from their loss at Wembley, Nicolato's squad still has a long road ahead before dreaming of a historic qualification.

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

How to watch England vs Latvia online - TV channels & live streams

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In the United States (US), the World Cup Qualification match between England and Latvia will be available to watch and stream online live through Fubo, FS2 and ViX.

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England vs Latvia kick-off time

World Cup Qualification UEFA - 1st Round Grp. K

Wembley

The World Cup Qualification match between England and Latvia will be played at the Wembley Stadium in Wembley, England.

It will kick off at 3:45 pm ET or 12:45 pm PT on Monday, March 24, 2025 in the US.

Team news & squads

England vs Latvia lineups

England

4-2-3-1

Formation

5-4-1

LVA

1

J. Pickford

23

M. Lewis-Skelly

6

M. Guehi

5

E. Konsa

3

R. James

20

J. Bowen

11

M. Rashford

4

D. Rice

10

J. Bellingham

16

M. Rogers

9

C

H. Kane

1

K. Zviedris

5

C

A. Cernomordijs

14

A. Ciganiks

11

R. Savalnieks

2

D. Balodis

13

R. Jurkovskis

15

D. Zelenkovs

10

J. Ikaunieks

16

A. Jaunzems

22

A. Saveljevs

9

V. Gutkovskis

5-4-1

LVA

ENG

-Line up

• 1

  J. Pickford

• 23

  M. Lewis-Skelly

  79’

• 6

  M. Guehi

• 5

  E. Konsa

• 3

  R. James

  38’

• 20

  J. Bowen

  61’

• 11

  M. Rashford

  79’

• 4

  D. Rice

  68’

  79’

• 10

  J. Bellingham

  42’

  67’

• 16

  M. Rogers

• 9

  H. Kane (C)

  68’

Substitutes

• 12

  D. Burn

• 14

  L. Colwill

• 22

  J. Trafford

• 7

  P. Foden

  67’

• 15

  E. Eze

  61’

  76’

• 8

  J. Henderson

  79’

• 17

  C. Jones

  79’

• 19

  D. Solanke

• 13

  D. Henderson

• 21

  J. Quansah

• 18

  M. Gibbs-White

• 2

  K. Walker

  79’

Manager

• T. Tuchel

LVA

-Line up

• 1

  K. Zviedris

• 5

  A. Cernomordijs (C)

• 14

  A. Ciganiks

• 11

  R. Savalnieks

  54’

• 2

  D. Balodis

  83’

• 13

  R. Jurkovskis

  61’

• 15

  D. Zelenkovs

• 10

  J. Ikaunieks

  83’

• 16

  A. Jaunzems

• 22

  A. Saveljevs

• 9

  V. Gutkovskis

  61’

Substitutes

• 20

  D. Melniks

  83’

  85’

• 21

  M. Tonisevs

• 19

  R. Krollis

• 4

  N. Sliede

  83’

• 6

  V. Isajevs

• 18

  D. Sits

  61’

  89’

• 17

  L. Vapne

• 23

  R. Matrevics

• 3

  V. Jagodinskis

  54’

• 7

  E. Daskevics

  61’

• 12

  R. Ozols

Manager

• P. Nicolato

England team news

Head coach Thomas Tuchel is expected to tweak his lineup, particularly on the flanks. Marcus Rashford is likely to make way for Jarrod Bowen, while Anthony Gordon's injury has ruled him out of contention.

Beyond those adjustments, Tuchel faces a key decision on his overall approach. He could stick with a largely unchanged XI to build on England’s solid opening performance or opt for a more experimental lineup as he evaluates his squad in these early days.

Should he shuffle the pack, the likes of Ethan Nwaneri, Dan Burn, and Curtis Jones might find themselves on the bench, though they would be eager to retain their places. Meanwhile, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Lewis Hall, Bukayo Saka, and Noni Madueke remain sidelined, but their absences have given others a chance to shine.

Latvia team news

Latvia will be without two key figures for this international window, as Roberts Uldrikis and skipper Kristers Tobers are both sidelined due to injury.

Deniss Melniks was withdrawn at halftime during Friday's clash with Andorra, but his replacement, Dario Sits, made an immediate impact by netting the decisive goal. Given his match-winning contribution, Sits is expected to retain his spot in the lineup.

Latvia emerged from their victory over Andorra without any fresh injury concerns. Melniks' early exit appeared to be a tactical decision by Paolo Nicolato, who opted for a more attacking setup in the second half. While the manager is unlikely to take such an aggressive approach from the outset at Wembley, Sits—currently playing for Helmond Sport in the Dutch second tier—has staked his claim for a starting role, possibly at the expense of Dmitrijs Zelenkovs or Vladislavs Gutkovskis.

Form

Head-to-Head Record

Standings

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