Canada National Team TV Schedule: Watch Les Rouges in the US

Canada National Team TV Schedule: Watch Les Rouges in the US
Canada National Team TV Schedule: Watch Les Rouges in the US

Canada TV schedule and streaming links

The Canada National Soccer Team TV Schedule lists all the games from a side on a meteoric rise in world soccer.

As a co-host of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Canada is currently in the national spotlight like never before. With the tournament just months away, Les Rouges are using the March international window for crucial preparation matches. This guide provides the most up-to-date broadcasting information for fans in the United States to follow Canada’s journey toward their historic home World Cup.

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First game: June 7, 1924 (Loss vs. Australia in Brisbane)
Manager:
Jesse Marsch
Best World Cup finish:
Group stage (1986, 2022)
Best Gold Cup Finish:
Champion (1985, 2000)

How to Watch Canada in the United States

The broadcast rights for the Canadian Men’s National Team in the U.S. are split between several major networks depending on the type of match.

International Friendlies & CONCACAF Matches

For the March 2026 window, including matches against Iceland (March 28) and Tunisia (March 31) at BMO Field:

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  • FOX Sports (FOX/FS1): These remain the primary English-language homes for international soccer in the US.
  • Fubo: This is the most comprehensive option for following Les Rouges. Fubo carries FOX, FS1, and FS2, as well as Spanish-language channels like Telemundo and Universo, making it the easiest way to catch every match without switching services.
  • TNT Sports & Max: Certain international friendlies are also broadcast on TNT or TBS, with live streaming available on Max.
  • Telemundo & Universo: These networks provide the primary Spanish-language coverage for Canada’s high-profile preparation matches.

2026 FIFA World Cup: Fubo, FOX & Peacock

As the World Cup approaches this summer, the broadcasting landscape shifts to the tournament’s official partners.

  • FOX & FS1 (via Fubo/Sling/Hulu): Every World Cup match will be televised across the FOX family of networks. Fubo will be the main destination for fans wanting 4K coverage of Canada’s opening match in Toronto.
  • Telemundo/Peacock: For Spanish-language viewers, every match will be available to stream on Peacock, with televised coverage on Telemundo.
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Watch Canada on Fubo:

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The Evolution Under Jesse Marsch

The “Marsch Era” has transformed Canada into a high-intensity, fearless side that proved its mettle with a historic fourth-place finish at the 2024 Copa América. Under Jesse Marsch, Canada has adopted a signature high-pressing style that utilizes the elite pace of Alphonso Davies and Tajon Buchanan.

The squad’s identity is centered on a clinical attack led by Jonathan David (currently at Juventus) and a technical midfield anchored by Ismaël Koné and Stephen Eustáquio. As the team prepares for their 2026 World Cup group stage matches in Toronto and Vancouver, the focus is on tactical refinement and defensive depth.

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