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<p>USA vs Grenada is on TV in the United States Friday, June 10, in both English- and Spanish-language coverage.</p>
<p>In the United States, coverage of the CONCACAF Nations League bounces around. For the most part, coverage airs on Paramount+. That is, at least, the case for any nation that is not the United States. In that regard, USMNT games in the CONCACAF Nations League bounce between ESPN, FOX and CBS networks.</p>
<p>For the USA vs Grenada game on TV, coverage is on ESPN+ for English-language viewers. For Spanish-language audiences, UniMás and TUDN have coverage of the first game in this rendition of the CONCACAF Nations League.</p>
<h3>USA vs Grenada on TV: How to watch</h3>
<p><strong>Kickoff time:</strong> 10 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. PT – Friday, June 10, 2022<br>
<strong>Watch now (in USA):</strong> Live on <a href="https:\/\/go.web.plus.espn.com/mWebq" target="_blank" rel="noopener">ESPN+</a>, TUDN, UniMás and <a href="https:\/\/www.fubo.tv/lp/soccer/?irad=356358&amp;irmp=330866&amp;subId1=usagrenadaontv" target="_blank" rel="noopener">fuboTV</a> (in English-language)<br>
<strong>Commentators:</strong> Jon Champion and Taylor Twellman<br>
<strong>US TV:</strong> Match is on <a href="https:\/\/go.web.plus.espn.com/mWebq" target="_blank" rel="noopener">ESPN+</a> and TUDN</p>
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<h5>CONCACAF Nations League</h5>
<p>The USA-Grenada contest is the first game for both sides in the second-ever CONCACAF Nations League. Like that of UEFA, this competition exists to give some more life to the traditional friendlies. That being said, the teams in North America and the Caribbean are generally weaker than those in Europe. Therefore, many of the games are not as competitive as possible.</p>
<p>For example, this game pits the Nations League and Gold Cup winners against a Grenada side which only has three Gold Cup appearances.</p>
<p>However, it is still a trophy, and many national team players still treat it as such. Looking back at 2021, the knockout portion of the competition certainly lived up to the designation as a tournament. The USMNT squeaked by Honduras with a Jordan Pefok goal in the 89th minute. Then, Mexico and the U.S. played a dramatic final featuring penalties, stoppage time and conflict. Essentially, it was all the makings of a Mexico-U.S. game.</p>
<p>The Nations League win a year ago was something of a breakout party for this batch of USMNT talent. With their first World Cup approaching later in the year, ESPN’s studio analyst and former USMNT player Herculez Gomez says there are only so many opportunities to grow as a team. In an exclusive interview with World Soccer Talk, he said:</p>
<blockquote><p><em>“The way the FIFA calendar is now with the Nations League in Europe, you are not going to get quality opponents. So, the matches that you have right now are crucial to have a team gel.”</em></p></blockquote>
<p>Gomez, who appears on ESPN+ program&nbsp;<em>Futbol Americas&nbsp;</em>alongside Sebastian Salazar, breaks down soccer in the Americas on Mondays and Thursdays at 8:30 p.m. ET.</p>
<h5>World Cup Preparation</h5>
<p>The USA vs Grenada game on TV is the last home game for the Americans before the 2022 World Cup. The squad will have a road game against El Salvador in this competition. Then, in September, the U.S. has two games scheduled reportedly against Asian World Cup nations.</p>
<p>There are just four games remaining before the US opens its World Cup campaign in November against Wales. CONCACAF Nations League games like this are a great chance for the nation to grow, as says USMNT forward Jordan Morris to reporters before the Grenada fixture.</p>
<blockquote><p><em>“We want to continue to get better as a team because there are not that many games left until the World Cup.”</em></p></blockquote>
<p>On the outside looking in, it is the last opportunity for a number of players to <a href="https:\/\/worldsoccertalk.com/2022/06/09/usmnt-search-for-a-striker/">prove themselves for the World Cup squad</a>. Gomez noted that the pressure could be mounting on some players.</p>
<blockquote><p><em>“It is an uneasy feeling knowing that. Some players who maybe feel they should feature more, maybe feel they should have done more, maybe feel this could be their last opportunity, these games matter.”</em></p></blockquote>
<p>Therefore, this kind of game has a special significance, even if Grenada is not in the top 150 nations in the <a href="https:\/\/www.fifa.com/fifa-world-ranking/grn">FIFA World Rankings</a>.</p>


You can watch USA vs Grenada on TV in both Spanish- and English-language broadcasts for viewers in the United States.

USA vs Grenada on TV: Coverage details for Nations League - World Soccer Talk

USA vs Grenada on TV: Coverage details for Nations League

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<p>In the far away distance of 2018, there is hope for likeminded football supporters and coaches who could all do without the numerous international breaks for friendly matches as <a href="https:\/\/worldsoccertalk.cms.futbolsitesnetwork.com/2014/10/09/uefa-introducing-changes-to-champions-league-seeding-top-seeds-go-to-title-winners-only/">UEFA</a> have unanimously agreed to the formation of a Nations League that will replace international friendlies.</p>
<p>The 54 UEFA member associations have all agreed to the formation of a league system which will divide the 54 teams into four groups and will make use of a promotion and relegation process. The reward for success is believed to be qualification for the European Championships.</p>
<p>The Nations League and qualification for the European Championships will indeed be linked together with the league offering teams an extra opportunity to qualify for the tournament proper. Matches will take place within the already established international calendar however the ties in theory should be more competitive.</p>
<p>The new system has been pencilled in to begin with the qualification for Euro 2020.</p>
<p>The main problem club managers have had with international friendlies, and the often numerous injuries picked up within them, is that there is next to no point in the matches. Their argument being that the fixtures are often uncompetitive and dull, as well as a needless risk to their star players.</p>
<p>These arguments will no longer wash, although it is doubtful managers will be any happier with the new plans set in place. The number of matches will not decrease in the international calendar rather they will just be ‘competitive matches’ rather than friendly matches.</p>
<p>It is still undecided as to whether or not Football Associations will look to play matches outside of the international windows for example certain national teams like to partake in money spinning friendly matches in different areas across the globe, it remains to be seen if this process will be affected by the Nations League.</p>
<p>The real beneficiaries will be international managers who will have far more opportunities to work closely with their squads and create a tactical system for the team to follow. The players will have more time to work towards that system and learn the manager’s desires for his team.</p>
<p>The fact that all international matches involving UEFA nations within the international calendar will be part of a competition will also be a help to football associations selling matchday tickets and sponsorship packages. Although given time it is expected that the public interest in these matches will drop with many labelling the idea as one which creates ‘glorified friendlies’.</p>
<p>The idea has only been taken on by UEFA as of yet with other confederations waiting to see how the Nations League plays out before making a decision on whether or not they wish to adopt it themselves.</p>
<p>For supporters who enjoy competitive international football there is very little not to like. There will be more matches with consequence with teams of a similar quality likely to face each other more often due to being in the same division. For example away from the qualification stage where England often meet San Marino or Estonia, there is a possibility they now could face let’s say <a href="https:\/\/worldsoccertalk.cms.futbolsitesnetwork.com/2014/07/14/why-germany-won-the-world-cup-and-why-they-may-not-be-perfect/">Germany</a> in a competitive match away from a tournament proper, hence giving the players practice of a relatively pressured environment with their national team, something which England desperately need.</p>


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