The USMNT will be seeking to make it a third consecutive success in the CONCACAF Nations League as they prepare to welcome familiar opponents Trinidad and Tobago on Wednesday evening. After beating Canada 2-0 in the final last season, the Stars and Stripes automatically earned a bye to the quarter-finals, while the Soca Warriors are also at this juncture after finishing second in their group last year.
The hosts come into this game having cruised to a comfortable 4-0 win over Ghana, which was the result Gregg Berhalter's side needed after suffering a demoralizing 3-1 defeat to Germany. Team USA will be looking to maintain a solid record that has seen them win eight of their last nine matches in the CONCACAF Nations League - and more important, they have never lost on home turf in this competition.
Meanwhile, Trinidad and Tobago will be looking to stage an upset. The Soca Warriors are no strangers to doing this as they beat the USA 2-1 back in 2017 that denied the Stars and Stripes the chance to feature in the 2018 FIFA World Cup. However, they will be facing a battle against history. To date, Trinidad and Tobago have not won a knockout match at a CONCACAF competition since 2000, when they beat Costa Rica 2-1 in the Gold Cup. In addition, since their impressive win against the USA, Trinidad and Tobago have lost their last three meetings by a scoreline of 19 to 0.
Team news: USMNT vs Trinidad & Tobago
USMNT: Both Christian Pulisic and Tim Weah have been ruled out for this game due to hamstring injuries.
Trinidad & Tobago: No fresh injury or suspension concerns for the visiting side.
Match facts: USMNT vs Trinidad & Tobago
- This will be the 29th meeting between the USA and Trinidad & Tobago
- To date, the Stars and Stripes have won 21 of their last 28 meetings against the Soca Warriors
- The USA have won eight of their last nine games in the CONCACAF Nations League
- In addition, they have never lost a Nations League game on home turf
Broadcast info: USMNT vs Trinidad & Tobago
How can I watch the USMNT vs Trinidad & Tobago live?
USA: Fans not traveling to the Q2 Stadium in Austin to watch the USA in action still have plenty of choices to tune into this game, which kicks off at 9 pm EST. Live-streaming options include Peacock, Paramount+, Watch TNT, and HBO Max while the game will be shown on TV via TNT USA.
Spanish speakers can check out Telemundo, Futbol de Primera Radio, Telemundo Deportes En Vivo, UNIVERSO NOW, and UNIVERSO.
FuboTV and Sling TV also provide live-streaming options in both English and Spanish.
Trinidad & Tobago: Fans can live-stream the game via either the Flow Sports App or Flow Sports.co.
Canada: OneSoccer and fuboTV Canada are your options to follow this match if you are based in Canada.
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