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Cruz Azul vs Vancouver Whitecaps live stream: how to watch CONCACAF Champions Cup final online and on TV
Cruz Azul faces the Vancouver Whitecaps in the CONCACAF Champions Cup final at Estadio Olímpico Universitario on Sunday, June 1. Viewers in the US, Mexico, and Canada can watch or stream the match via FS1, TUDN, Tubi, OneSoccer, or Fubo. Kickoff is set for 9:00 p.m. ET Cruz Azul and Vancouver Whitecaps meet in the CONCACAF Champions Cup final at Estadio Olímpico Universitario, with live streaming available on FS1, TUDN, and OneSoccer REUTERS/Henry Romero Cruz Azul vs Vancouver Whitecaps final: match time, date, and venue Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads How to watch Cruz Azul vs Vancouver Whitecaps live online and on TV Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Cruz Azul will take on the Vancouver Whitecaps in the final of the CONCACAF Champions Cup at Estadio Olímpico Universitario in Mexico City on Sunday, June 1. The match is scheduled to begin at 7:00 p.m. local time (CDMX), which corresponds to 9:00 p.m. ET in the United States and Canada. In India, the match will kick off at 6:30 a.m. IST on Monday, June Liga MX club Cruz Azul reached the final by defeating Club América in the quarterfinals and Tigres UANL in the semifinals. Cruz Azul finished third in the recent Clausura season behind Toluca and Amé read: US vs Mexican clubs in both semis as race for first Concacaf W Champions Cup title enters home stretch The Vancouver Whitecaps secured their place in the final after notable wins against Monterrey and Pumas, followed by a 5-1 aggregate semifinal victory over Inter Miami. The Whitecaps are currently second in the MLS the United States:The match will be broadcast live on FS1 (English) and TUDN (Spanish). Streaming is available through the Fubo app, with kickoff set for 9:00 p.m. Mexico:Spanish-language coverage of the final will be available on Tubi, starting at 7:00 p.m. Canada:Fans can watch the Cruz Azul vs Vancouver Whitecaps final via the OneSoccer channel or stream it through the OneSoccer website. The broadcast begins at 9:00 p.m. form (all competitions):Cruz Azul: L, W, W, W, WVancouver Whitecaps: D, W, D, D, DAlso read: USMNT vs Panama: Concacaf Nations League semi-final time, schedule, prediction and more This final represents a key clash between Liga MX and MLS clubs, showcasing strong performances from both teams throughout the tournament. Cruz Azul brings momentum from their domestic league finish, while the Whitecaps continue to rise in MLS standings.
New York Post
21-05-2025
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- New York Post
Gotham FC hopes to capture first Concacaf W Champions Cup — and snap scoreless skid
Gotham FC haven't scored in nearly a month. But a trophy is within reach. This week brings a trip to Mexico to try to capture the inaugural Concacaf W Champions Cup, a tournament comprising club teams from the region of North America, Central America and the Caribbean. It would be a nice piece of hardware to add to the cabinet alongside Gotham's 2023 NWSL crown. Gotham FC's leading scorer Esther González recently signed an extension. Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images In Wednesday night's semifinals (7:30 p.m., Paramount+), they face Mexico's Club América, the runners-up last week in the second half of the Liga MX Femenil season, at the Estadio Universitario in the Monterrey area. 'I think it's going to be a very wild match,' Gotham forward and leading scorer Esther González, who recently signed a two-year contract extension, said Tuesday, via a translation. 'We've been preparing since the preseason, looking forward to this date. But I think we're prepared to face this rival. It will be tough, but we will try to get the best result and to win.' The international showdown comes amid a patch of dodgy league form for Gotham, who have sunk to eighth place in NWSL after going three straight games without a goal (one draw, two losses). 'It's similar to the start of the year when we didn't score many goals,' head coach Juan Carlos Amorós said after Friday's 1-0 loss to visiting San Diego. 'Then we went on a run where we were scoring for fun, as they say. Now we're in a different stretch again. So we look internally and make sure we are ready to score.' Gotham FC head coach Juan Carlos Amorós EM Dash-Imagn Images Gotham qualified for these semifinals by finishing second in the tournament's 10-team group stage last October (2W-2D-0L). That's before several influential players were on the roster — top rookies Sarah Schupansky and Lilly Reale still were in college. If Gotham advances, it would face the winner of the other semifinal between NWSL's Portland Thorns and Liga MX's Tigres UANL, which will be playing in its home stadium, known as El Volcán (the Volcano). 'Games like the past three only make us want to go into the next two even more aggressive and more excited to win and play our best style of soccer,' Schupansky said. 'We want to get back in the win column, whether that's in the league or in the tournament. I'm really excited. I know the team worked hard to get there.'
Yahoo
21-05-2025
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- Yahoo
How to watch Club America vs. Gotham FC in the Concacaf W Champions Cup semifinal
With the inaugural Concacaf W Champions Cup on the line and a spot in FIFA's Women's Club World Cup up for grabs, Club América duels with Gotham FC down in Monterrey. The Liga MX Femenil powerhouse has more rest time and fewer miles to travel come Wednesday night, while the NWSL squad has managed just one win in its last five matches. How to watch Club América vs. Gotham FC in the Concacaf W Champions Cup Venue: Estadio Universitario — San Nicolás de los Garza, Mexico Advertisement Time: 7:30 p.m. ET, Wednesday TV: ESPN Deportes Streaming: Fubo (try for free) Wednesday's semifinal two-parter begins with this matchup, followed by Tigres UANL against the Portland Thorns. The regional tournament's first-ever final is slated for Saturday at this same historic venue. This stadium, affectionately known as 'The Volcano' for its feverish fan energy, has hosted World Cup action and Freddie Mercury shows alike. América went 3-0-1 in Group B staging. The highlights included a 7-0 thumping of the Vancouver Whitecaps and a 5-0 blowout versus Santa Fe. The one loss was to Portland, a potential opponent in the final. Club América touts a highly competent offense, captained by Kiana Palacios (three goals in four tournament contests). Midfielder Sarah Luebbert comes into this semifinal with goals in consecutive matches. Advertisement Gotham FC went 2-0-2 in Group A. In its last international game, the New York-New Jersey reps scored 13 (thirteen!) goals against Jamaican side Frazsiers Whip. The domestic slate has been far tougher, though, with the team scoreless through three May NWSL matches. Gotham fell 1-0 to San Diego on Friday. Like América, it has also taken a convincing loss to Portland (4-1 back on April 22). Esther González has seven of her club's 11 league goals so far. The Concacaf scoring was led by Yazmeen Ryan and Lynn Biyendolo, who have since gone on to find new NWSL homes. Streaming links in this article are provided by partners of The Athletic. Restrictions may apply. The Athletic maintains full editorial independence. Partners have no control over or input into the reporting or editing process and do not review stories before publication. This article originally appeared in The Athletic. Gotham FC, NWSL, Sports Betting, Fubo Partnership 2025 The Athletic Media Company
Yahoo
21-05-2025
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How to watch Tigres UANL vs. Portland Thorns FC in the Concacaf W Champions Cup semifinal
The nightcap of the Concacaf W Champions Cup semifinal is a good one. Liga MX Femenil fixture Tigres UANL is on its home turf, taking on a stacked and confident Portland Thorns outfit. Each side has the most titles in its respective league — six trophies for Las Amazonas in Mexico and three NWSL championships for Portland. How to watch Tigres UANL vs. Portland Thorns in the Concacaf W Champions Cup Venue: Estadio Universitario — San Nicolás de los Garza, Nuevo León, Mexico Advertisement Time: 10:30 p.m. ET, Wed. TV: ESPN Deportes, CBSSN Streaming: Fubo (try for free) Tigres leading Champions Cup striker Ana Dias briefly played for the Thorns, making 10 appearances in the 2024 regular season before her transfer to Liga MX Femenil. Dias notched four goals and two assists in the Group A staging, and Stephany Mayor added three goals of her own in group play. The whole squad has put up an impressive 18 scores in four tourney matches, though competition now stiffens for single elimination. Tigres enters Wednesday with three wins and one draw, a 4-4 marathon with fellow semifinalist Gotham FC. Should they take down Portland, Tigres will play the winner of Gotham and Club América, a match that will take place on the same pitch a few hours prior. Advertisement The Rose Crew sits fourth in the NWSL standings. Portland is unbeaten in its last five league matches and is coming off an impressive 4-1 win over Houston on Friday. USWNT midfielder and Thorns captain Sam Coffey has been with the Thorns since 2022, and Canadian national team captain Jessie Fleming transferred from Chelsea in 2024. The team's Concacaf breakout in 2024 was Izzy D'aquila, with three goals and three assists in the group stage. She's now with Malmö in Sweden. Rising centerback Jayden Perry comes in with three goals across seven league starts. Last week, Portland extended her NWSL contract through the 2028 season. Goalkeeper Bella Bixby has allowed just two goals in her four latest starts. Streaming links in this article are provided by partners of The Athletic. Restrictions may apply. The Athletic maintains full editorial independence. Partners have no control over or input into the reporting or editing process and do not review stories before publication. This article originally appeared in The Athletic. Portland Thorns, NWSL, Sports Betting, Fubo Partnership 2025 The Athletic Media Company
New York Times
21-05-2025
- Sport
- New York Times
How to watch Tigres UANL vs. Portland Thorns FC in the Concacaf W Champions Cup semifinal
The nightcap of the Concacaf W Champions Cup semifinal is a good one. Liga MX Femenil fixture Tigres UANL is on its home turf, taking on a stacked and confident Portland Thorns outfit. Each side has the most titles in its respective league — six trophies for Las Amazonas in Mexico and three NWSL championships for Portland. Advertisement This broadcast will also be on ESPN+ and Paramount+. Tigres leading Champions Cup striker Ana Dias briefly played for the Thorns, making 10 appearances in the 2024 regular season before her transfer to Liga MX Femenil. Dias notched four goals and two assists in the Group A staging, and Stephany Mayor added three goals of her own in group play. The whole squad has put up an impressive 18 scores in four tourney matches, though competition now stiffens for single elimination. Tigres enters Wednesday with three wins and one draw, a 4-4 marathon with fellow semifinalist Gotham FC. Should they take down Portland, Tigres will play the winner of Gotham and Club América, a match that will take place on the same pitch a few hours prior. The Rose Crew sits fourth in the NWSL standings. Portland is unbeaten in its last five league matches and is coming off an impressive 4-1 win over Houston on Friday. USWNT midfielder and Thorns captain Sam Coffey has been with the Thorns since 2022, and Canadian national team captain Jessie Fleming transferred from Chelsea in 2024. The team's Concacaf breakout in 2024 was Izzy D'aquila, with three goals and three assists in the group stage. She's now with Malmö in Sweden. Rising centerback Jayden Perry comes in with three goals across seven league starts. Last week, Portland extended her NWSL contract through the 2028 season. Goalkeeper Bella Bixby has allowed just two goals in her four latest starts. Streaming links in this article are provided by partners of The Athletic. Restrictions may apply. The Athletic maintains full editorial independence. Partners have no control over or input into the reporting or editing process and do not review stories before publication. (Photo of Jessie Fleming: Steph Chambers / Getty Images)
