How to watch today's Monterrey vs Charlotte Leagues Cup game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time

Monterrey travel to Bank of America Stadium for a make-or-break Leagues Cup group-stage showdown against Charlotte on Thursday.

Both sides desperately need a result to keep their knockout hopes alive - Monterrey looking to bounce back from underwhelming tournament form and Charlotte fighting to salvage their campaign in front of a home crowd. 

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

How to watch Monterrey vs Charlotte online - TV channels & live streams

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The match will be shown live on various platforms in the US including fubo and Apple TV. Live updates can be found here on GOAL.

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Monterrey vs Charlotte FC kick-off time

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The match will be played at Bank of America Stadium on Thursday, with kick-off at 7.30pm ET for fans in the US. 

Team news & squads

Monterrey vs Charlotte FC lineups

Monterrey

3-4-3

Formation

4-2-3-1

CLT

22

L. Cardenas

15

H. Moreno

23

L. Sanchez

4

V. Guzman

14

E. Aguirre

35

I. Fimbres

8

O. Torres

3

G. Arteaga

29

L. Ocampos

31

M. Rodriguez

192

J. Moxica

22

D. Bingham

2

J. Marshall-Rutty

14

N. Byrne

6

B. Tuiloma

4

A. Privett

8

A. Westwood

36

B. Cambridge

19

E. Williamson

23

N. Petkovic

25

T. Smalls

17

I. Toklomati

4-2-3-1

CLT

MON

-Line up

• 22

  L. Cardenas

• 15

  H. Moreno

  58’

• 23

  L. Sanchez

• 4

  V. Guzman

• 14

  E. Aguirre

  86’

• 35

  I. Fimbres

• 8

  O. Torres

  46’

• 3

  G. Arteaga

• 29

  L. Ocampos

• 31

  M. Rodriguez

  59’

• 192

  J. Moxica

  73’

Substitutes

• 32

  T. Leone

  46’

• 25

  S. Mele

• 10

  S. Canales

  59’

• 7

  G. Berterame

• 33

  J. Medina

• 183

  S. Perez-Meraz

• 17

  J. Corona

• 93

  S. Ramos

• 21

  L. Reyes

• 30

  J. Rodriguez

• 2

  R. Chavez

  86’

• 201

  F. Valenzuela

  73’

  75’

Manager

• D. Torrent

CLT

-Line up

• 22

  D. Bingham

• 2

  J. Marshall-Rutty

  71’

• 14

  N. Byrne

  26’

  78’

• 6

  B. Tuiloma

  57’

  71’

• 4

  A. Privett

• 8

  A. Westwood

  58’

• 36

  B. Cambridge

  60’

• 19

  E. Williamson

• 23

  N. Petkovic

  85’

• 25

  T. Smalls

  60’

• 17

  I. Toklomati

  46’

Substitutes

• 40

  J. Forbes

  78’

• 1

  K. Kahlina

• 10

  W. Zaha

• 28

  D. Diani

• 11

  L. Abada

  46’

  57’

• 27

  N. Berchimas

• 39

  J. Neeley

  71’

• 35

  N. Scardina

  71’

• 18

  K. Vargas

• 3

  T. Ream

• 31

  G. Marks

• 13

  B. Bronico

  85’

Manager

• D. Smith

Monterrey team news

Monterrey have struggled to hit top form in this year's Leagues Cup. After a narrow 3-2 opening defeat to FC Cincinnati, they followed up with a 1-1 draw against New York Red Bulls, eventually scraping a win via penalties. Torrent's tactical shuffle has led to defensive vulnerabilities, especially out wide. Veteran center-back Sergio Ramos continues as the defensive anchor, while Sergio Canales and Jesús “Tecatito” Corona provide creativity and attacking spark.

The team’s attack is bolstered by Germán Berterame, who remains in excellent form and is Monterrey’s primary goal threat. Carlos Salcedo is out injured and will miss this fixture, but otherwise, the squad enters this game without major new suspensions or absences.

Charlotte FC team news

Charlotte FC come into this fixture under pressure, having collected just two points from two group matches - a heavy 4-1 defeat to Juárez and a 2-2 draw against Chivas Guadalajara, with the latter ending in a penalty shootout loss. While Charlotte’s defense has been shaky, their attack remains lively, with Pep Biel their leading scorer and creative force. Wilfried Zaha and Kerwin Calderon Vargas add further firepower, with Vargas coming up big in recent games.

On the team news front, Charlotte received a boost with the recent signing of English left-back Harry Toffolo from Nottingham Forest, adding depth and experience to the backline. However, defenders Adilson Malanda and Souleyman Doumbia are out injured. Young striker Idan Toklomati returns after serving a one-match suspension, providing fresh options up front.

Form

Head-to-Head Record

Standings

Useful links

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