Vancouver Whitecaps v Cruz Azul – Concacaf Champions Cup final
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Title: The Cruz Azul starting XI
Content: Goalkeeper: Kevin Mier
Defenders: Willer Ditta, Erik Lira, Gonzalo Piovi, Jorge Sánchez, José Rivero
Midfielders: Lorenzo Faravelli, Carlos Rodríguez
Wingers: Carlos Rotondi, Mateusz Bogusz
Striker: Ángel Sepúlveda
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Date: 2025-06-02T00:45:11.000Z
Title: The Whitecaps starting XI
Content: Goalkeeper: Yohei Takaoka
Defenders: Édier Ocampo, Ranko Veselinović, Tristan Blackmon, Sam Adekugbe
Midfielders: Pedro Vite, Andrés Cubas, Jean-Claude Ngando, Ali Ahmed
Forwards: Brian White, Jayden Nelson
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Date: 2025-06-02T00:45:11.000Z
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Content: The game kicks off at 9pm ET and can be seen in the US on FS1 in English, or on TUDN if you prefer Spanish commentary.
In Mexico, it's available on TUDN.
In Canada, you can watch it on FuboTV or OneSoccer.
Happy viewing!
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Date: 2025-06-02T00:45:11.000Z
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Content: The Estadio Olimpico Universitario in Mexico City is set to be full of raucous Cruz Azul fans, making for a difficult environment for the Whitecaps.
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