USMNT vs Chile: TV channel, live stream, squad news & preview Gregg Berhalter looks to become the first U.S. manager to begin his tenure with four straight wins when his side takes on La Roja on Tuesday U.S. national team coach Gregg Berhalter looks to continue his perfect start as the USMNT takes on Chile in a friendly on Tuesday night in Houston. Berhalter has won all three of his games in charge, including a 1-0 victory over Ecuador on Friday in Orlando. That win did come at a cost, though, with midfielder Weston McKennie suffering an ankle injury that looks set to keep him out for several weeks. Article continues below Chile, meanwhile, is looking to bounce back after losing 3-1 to Mexico in a friendly in San Diego on Friday night. Game USMNT vs Chile Date Tuesday, March 25 Time 12:00am GMT / 8:00pm ET Stream (US) fubo TV (7-day free trial) TV Channel, Live Stream & How To Watch In the United States (US), the game can be watched live and on-demand with fuboTV (7-day free trial). New users can sign up for a free seven-day trial of the live sports streaming service, which can be accessed via iOS, Android, Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, Roku and Apple TV as well as on a web browser. US TV channel Online stream Univision Deportes En Vivo fubo TV (7-day free trial) In the United Kingdom (UK), the game is not available for either broadcast or livestreaming. UK TV channel Online stream N/A N/A Squads & Team News Position USMNT squad Goalkeepers Johnson, Horvath, Jesse Gonzalez Defenders Yedlin, Omar Gonzalez, Brooks, Ream, Miazga, Long, Lima, Lovitz Midfielders Bradley, Pulisic, Trapp, Lletget, Roldan Forwards Zardes, Morris, Arriola, Ramirez, Baird, Lewis Gregg Berhalter has made seven changes to the side that defeated Ecuador. McKennie is missing through injury, while Tyler Adams has returned to RB Leipzig. Ethan Horvath will come in at goalkeeper in place of Sean Johnson. John Brooks and Aaron Long are rested, giving Matt Miazga and Omar Gonzalez a chance at center back. DeAndre Yedlin, Michael Bradley, Corey Baird and Cristian Roldan are the other new starters. USMNT starting XI: Horvath; Yedlin, Gonzalez, Miazga, Ream; Bradley; Baird, Roldan, Pulisic, Arriola; Zardes Position Chile squad Goalkeepers Arias, Cortes, Vigouroux Defenders Medel, Jara, Isla, Mena, Diaz, Maripan, Lichnovsky, Vegas, Opazo Midfielders Vidal, Aranguiz, Hernandez, Pulgar, Valdes, Martinez, Pavez, Meneses Forwards Castillo, Rubio, Mora, Morales Chile coach Reinaldo Rueda has made four changes from the side that lost to Mexico, with Oscar Opazo, Diego Valdes, Esteban Pavez and Gonzalo Jara coming into the team. Chile starting XI: Arias; Isla, Jara, Maripan, Opazo; Medel, Valdes, Vidal, Pavez; Aranguiz, Castillo. Betting & Match Odds Chile are the slight favourites at 13/10 to prevail with bet365, while a draw is available at 23/10. A win for the USMNT is priced at 2/1. Click here to see all of bet 365's offers for the game, including goalscoring markets, correct score predictions and more. Match Preview Two teams who surprisingly missed out on the 2018 World Cup continue their rebuilds when they meet in Houston on Tuesday night. Following an extended period under an interim boss, the USMNT has taken well to life under Gregg Berhalter, winning three from three while scoring six and conceding zero. Berhalter's biggest test yet will come against Chile, who are still smarting from Friday night's 3-1 defeat to Mexico. La Roja are being led by Reinaldo Rueda, but that may not last much longer if reports out of Chile are to be believed, with the manager under intense scrutiny ahead of this summer's Copa America. Rueda took change in March 2018, but has only managed a 4-4-3 record while in charge of La Roja. Chile are two-time defending champions of the Copa America, but Rueda may not be in charge this summer unless he can coax some improved performances out of his side. The U.S. also has an important tournament coming up this summer, with the Gold Cup on the horizon. Tuesday will be Berhalter's final chance to see his team in action before he names his Gold Cup roster, meaning it will be an important evening for several USMNT fringe players. It will also be another test for Berhalter, who is looking to become the first USMNT manager to ever begin with four consecutive wins.<doc-sep>How to watch the U.S. men's national team and Chile square off in a friendly on Tuesday, March 26. The U.S. men's national team faces Chile in an international friendly on Tuesday, March 26. Kickoff from BBVA Compass Stadium in Houston is scheduled for 7:55 p.m. ET. USMNT enters the matchup coming off a 1–0 victory over Ecuador last week. Gyasi Zardes scored an 81st-minute winner to the U.S. its third straight victory since Gregg Berhalter took over as head coach. Berhalter & Co. will have to make due without midfielder Weston McKennie, who ruptured an ankle ligament during Thursday's win. Chile, meanwhile, is coming off a 3–1 defeat against Mexico. The Chileans held a majority of possession and outshot their opponent, but only had Nicolás Castillo's 69th-minute goal to show for their effort. The contest marked Chile's first of 2019 and its first since a 4–1 win over Honduras last November. Here's how to watch the contest: Time: 7:55 p.m. ET TV: ESPN2, Univision Deportes, UniMás Live stream: You can watch the match live via fuboTV. Sign up now for a free seven-day trial. SI TV is also now available on fuboTV. Watch Planet Futbol TV, SI’s soccer show starring Grant Wahl and Luis Miguel Echegaray, weekly on Fubo TV or anytime, anywhere here.<doc-sep>The US Men’s National Team takes the field against Chile on Tuesday night in the second of two March friendlies. USA-Ecuador on Thursday night resulted in a relatively sound 1-0 win, but as players learn new coach Gregg Berhalter’s system, fans will start expecting even more from the Yanks. US Men’s National Team vs. Chile Date: Tuesday, March 26 Kickoff Time: 7:55 PM Location : BBVA Compass Stadium, Houston, TX TV Channel: UDN, UniMas Live Stream: fuboTV ( watch for free ) Match Preview: Although the USMNT moved to 3-0 under Berhalter, their most recent match was less convincing than the first two. Yes, Ecuador is a better team than Panama, and perhaps better than Costa Rica, but the US also had what should be their preferred roster at the current moment. Europe-based players such as Christian Pulisic, Weston McKennie, and Tyler Adams all started for the USA, a moment fans have looked forward to for the better part of a year. There were flashes of brilliance and moments of confusion as these players learn to work within Berhalter’s system alongside others such as Wil Trapp, Jordan Morris, and Paul Arriola. Goalkeeper Sean Johnson didn’t have much work to do in the USMNT’s first match, which is a credit to the defense and the ability of the US – particularly Adams and Trapp – to snuff out Ecuadorian attacks before they reached the last line. The lone goal was provided by Gyasi Zardes in a fluky ricochet off a defender that caromed skyward over a clumsily-retreating Alexander Dominguez. Chile, meanwhile, is in the midst of their own rebuild, and hopefully, revival. Hardly a year removed from winning back-to-back Copa Américas (the classic South American and the Centario version), Chile failed to qualify for World Cup 2018. They’re desperate to get back to the same form, but a 3-1 loss at the hands of Mexico on Friday did not paint a pretty prediction. We recommend interesting sports viewing and streaming opportunities. If you sign up to a service by clicking one of the links, we may earn a referral fee.<doc-sep>
The United States men's national team plays its second friendly of the month Tuesday as it hosts reigning Copa America champion Chile in Houston. The U.S. is coming off a 1-0 win over Ecuador last week, while Chile fell to Mexico 3-1. This is the second match for new USA coach Gregg Berhalter with a full player pool, but his squad took a bit of a hit after last week's match with two key players out. Here's how you can watch the match and what to know: Friendly: USMNT vs. Chile Date : Tuesday, March 26 : Tuesday, March 26 Time : 8 p.m. ET : 8 p.m. ET Location : BBVA Compass Stadium in Houston : BBVA Compass Stadium in Houston TV channel : ESPN2 and Univision Deportes : ESPN2 and Univision Deportes Streaming: fuboTV (Try for free) fuboTV (Try for free) Odds: USA +190 / Chile +140 / Draw +240 Storylines USA: The U.S. lost Weston McKennie to a ruptured ankle ligament that will keep him out of this game, and the Schalke player seems likely to miss considerable time. Fellow Bundesliga player Tyler Adams left camp and returned to training with Red Bull Leipzig, which means the U.S. is without two of its best young players for this one. Chile: This is a talented Chile team but one still trying to gel under former Flamengo boss Reinaldo Rueda. The manager is 4-3-4 in 11 games with the national team. This squad has the usual names like Gary Medel and Arturo Vidal, but Manchester United's Alexis Sanchez isn't on the squad for this game. USA vs. Chile prediction The U.S. looks less sharp without McKennie and Adams, but the midfield holds its own, creates enough chances and a late goal earns a draw. Visit SportsLine now to see the latest picks from a football expert who has netted a mind-blowing 2,000 percent return over the past three seasons. Pick: Draw (+240)