MLS All-Star Game 2021: How to watch MLS vs. Liga MX in 100+ countries

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The 25th edition of the MLS All-Star Game will kick off on Wednesday, at 9 p.m. ET in Los Angeles, Calif.

Fans in the United States can catch live coverage of the MLS All-Star Game 2021 on FS1 (stream on Foxsports.com/Fox Sports GO) and TUDN USA (stream on TUDN.com/TUDN App) for Spanish-language broadcasts. Make sure you scroll to the bottom of the page to see how you can watch this clash in more than 100 countries.

The game will unfold at Banc of California Stadium, home of Los Angeles FC.

Why is this MLS All-Star Game different?

This edition of the MLS All-Star Game will not see an MLS Western Conference team facing an Eastern Conference game or the league All-Stars against a European powerhouse.

MLS will field a team made up of some of the best talents from their league in the USA and Canada. Their opponents? None other than Liga MX’s best players.

For many years, Mexican professional teams have taken down American pro sides in friendlies and competitive international competitions like the CONCACAF Champions League. However, MLS teams have picked up their weight in the past couple of years.

With all the talk about the possibility of a merger between MLS and Liga MX, the MLS All-Star Game 2021 will serve as a step forward in that direction or at least keep the dialogue going.

Who won the Skills Challenge on Tuesday?

Liga MX won the Skills Challenge on Tuesday after winning three of the five competitions.

Shooting Challenge: MLS won 140-62
Touch Challenge: Liga MX won 165-134
Cross & Volley Challenge: MLS won 105-100
Passing Challenge: Liga MX won 9-5
Crossbar Challenge: Liga MX won

MLS All-Star Game 2021 rosters

MLS

Goalkeepers: Pedro Gallese (Orlando City SC), Matt Turner (New England Revolution), Andre Blake (Philadelphia Union)

Defenders: Julian Araujo (LA Galaxy), George Bello (Atlanta United), Jesus David Murillo (LAFC), Nouhou (Seattle Sounders), Miles Robinson (Atlanta United), Alex Roldan (Seattle Sounders), James Sands (New York City FC), Kai Wagner (Philadelphia Union), Yeimar (Seattle Sounders), Walker Zimmerman (Nashville SC)

Midfielders: Eduard Atuesta (LAFC), Damir Kreilach (Real Salt Lake), Sebastian Lletget (LA Galaxy), Joao Paulo (Seattle Sounders), Rodolfo Pizarro (Inter Miami CF), Cristian Roldan (Seattle Sounders), Lucas Zelarayan (Columbus Crew)

Forwards: Gustavo Bou (New England Revolution), Cade Cowell (San Jose Earthquakes), Nani (Orlando City SC), Ricardo Pepi (FC Dallas), Diego Rossi (LAFC), Raul Ruidiaz (Seattle Sounders), Daniel Salloi (Sporting KC)

Manager: Bob Bradley (LAFC)

Liga MX

Goalkeepers: Nahuel Guzmán, Guillermo Ochoa, Alfredo Talavera

Defenders: Pablo Aguilar, Kevin Álvarez, Matheus Doria, Juan Escobar, Víctor Guzman, Cesar Montes, Salvador Reyes, Jorge Sanchez, William Tesillo

Midfielders: Pedro Aquino, Fernando Gorriaran, Erik Lira, Ángel Mena, Orbelin Pineda, Luis Romo, Javier Salas, Rubens Sambueza, Diego Valdés

Forwards: Alexis Canelo, Santiago Giménez, Nicolas Ibáñez, Rogelio Funes Mori, Jonathan Rodriguez, Alexis Vega