How to watch today's San Diego vs Minnesota United MLS play-offs game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time

San Diego will host Minnesota United on Monday at Snapdragon Stadium for a Western Conference Semifinal match in the 2025 MLS Cup Playoffs.

This is a high-stakes playoff match between two closely matched teams, with San Diego having a strong home record and Minnesota United aiming to leverage their tactical discipline. 

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

How to watch San Diego vs Minnesota United online - TV channels & live streams

Apple TV

Watch here

The match will be shown live on Apple TV in the US. Live updates can be found here on GOAL.

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San Diego FC vs Minnesota United kick-off time

Major League Soccer - Playoff

Snapdragon Stadium

The match will be played on Monday at Snapdragon Stadium, with kick-off at 10 pm ET for fans in the US. 

Team news & squads

San Diego FC vs Minnesota United lineups

San Diego FC

4-3-3

Formation

5-4-1

MIN

13

P. Sisniega

97

C. McVey

27

L. Bombino

26

M. Duah

25

I. Pilcher

8

O. Valakari

20

A. Godoy

6

J. Tverskov

10

A. Dreyer

90

A. Pellegrino

21

C. Baird

97

D. St. Clair

21

B. Hlongwane

15

M. Boxall

13

A. Markanich

23

M. Duggan

67

C. Harvey

17

R. Lod

25

N. Triantis

26

J. Pereyra

20

W. Trapp

9

K. Yeboah

5-4-1

MIN

SDI

-Line up

• 13

  P. Sisniega

  90’ + 5’

• 97

  C. McVey

• 27

  L. Bombino

• 26

  M. Duah

• 25

  I. Pilcher

  77’

• 8

  O. Valakari

• 20

  A. Godoy

  78’

• 6

  J. Tverskov

• 10

  A. Dreyer

  72’

• 90

  A. Pellegrino

  78’

• 21

  C. Baird

  72’

  79’

Substitutes

• 18

  D. Ferree

• 19

  D. Vazquez

• 14

  L. de la Torre

  78’

• 15

  P. Soma

• 11

  H. Lozano

  78’

• 77

  A. Mighten

• 17

  P. McNair

• 7

  M. Ingvartsen

  79’

  90’ + 5’

• 3

  L. Duru

Manager

• M. Varas

MIN

-Line up

• 97

  D. St. Clair

• 21

  B. Hlongwane

• 15

  M. Boxall

• 13

  A. Markanich

  81’

• 23

  M. Duggan

• 67

  C. Harvey

  84’

  90’ + 2’

• 17

  R. Lod

• 25

  N. Triantis

  15’

• 26

  J. Pereyra

• 20

  W. Trapp

  83’

• 9

  K. Yeboah

  20’

Substitutes

• 27

  D. Taylor

• 1

  A. Smir

• 7

  D. Fitz

  84’

• 5

  N. Romero

• 24

  J. Gressel

• 30

  O. Gene

• 29

  M. Dieng

• 28

  J. Diaz

• 31

  H. Dotson

  83’

Manager

• E. Ramsay

San Diego team news

Carlos Joaquim Dos Santos is unavailable for San Diego on Monday after suffering a broken cheekbone, while Aiden Joshua Harangi faces a late fitness check.

Oscar Verhoven, Alejandro Alvarado and Andrés Reyes are all out of contention due to injuries. 

Minnesota United team news

Minnesota will be without Jeong Ho-yeon, who is sidelined with a cruciate ligament tear.

Joseph Rosales must serve a suspension following his recent red card.

Form

Head-to-Head Record

SDI

Last 2 matches

MIN

1

Win

0

Draws

1

Win

• San Diego FC

  1

  -

  3

  Minnesota United

• Minnesota United

  2

  -

  4

  San Diego FC

5

Goals scored

5

Games over 2.5 goals

2/2

Both teams scored

2/2

Standings

Useful links

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