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What Time Does the CONCACAF Nations League Final Start? CONCACAF Nations League Final Start Time, TV Channel, Live Streaming and More

Moumita Dutta

Both teams enter the match seeking their first title in the competition.

A new champion will be crowned in the CONCACAF Nations League as Mexico and Panama face off in the final at SoFi Stadium on Sunday. Both teams enter the match seeking their first title in the competition, with Mexico aiming to reclaim regional dominance and Panama chasing history.

El Tri delivered a clinical performance in their 2-0 semi-final win over Canada, conceding just one shot on target. Javier Aguirre’s squad will play in their third Nations League final but have yet to win, losing both previous appearances to the USA. However, Mexico are unbeaten in their last five home matches without conceding a goal.

Who is Playing the CONCACAF Nations League Final?

The final will feature Mexico vs Panama, a rematch of the 2023 Gold Cup final. Mexico won that match by a 1-0 margin. Panama, however, will be determined to rewrite history after three previous Gold Cup final losses, including a heartbreaking penalty shootout defeat to the USA in 2005. Thomas Christiansen’s squad has been in strong form. 

They are now unbeaten in their last three Nations League matches. A win on Sunday would make them the first Central American side to win a continental title since Costa Rica in 1989. However, they have struggled against Mexico, failing to win any of their last 15 meetings. They’ve also failed to score in 11 of them. Their last win over El Tri came in the 2013 Gold Cup semi-finals, a 2-1 win in America.

Where is the CONCACAF Nations League Final?

The CONCACAF Nations League Final between Mexico and Panama will be held at the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, USA.

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What Time Does the CONCACAF Nations League Final Kick Off?

The Mexico vs Panama match will begin at 9:30 PM ET on Sunday, March 23, 2025. For fans in different regions, the local kick-off times are as follows –

US (Eastern Time): 9:30 PM

US (Central Time): 8:30 PM

US (Mountain Time): 7:30 PM

US (Pacific Time): 6:30 PM

UK (GMT): 11:30 PM

Central European Time: 2:30 AM (Early hours of March 24)

India Standard Time: 7:00 AM (Morning of March 24)

Australia (AEDT): 12:30 PM (Afternoon of March 24)

What TV channel is the CONCACAF Nations League Final in US?

CONCACAF Nations League matches will be broadcast live on either Paramount+ Network channels (English) or TUDN, Univision, and ViX+ (Spanish) in the US. The Mexico vs Panama match will be telecasted on Paramount+ in English and on Univision and TUDN in Spanish.

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Broadcasting Details for the Mexico vs Panama match by region

United Kingdom: Unfortunately, the match will not be televised but it will be streamed on their official YouTube channel with English commentary.

United States: The game will be available to watch on Paramount+ in English and on Univision and TUDN in Spanish.

Canada: Fans can watch this match on One Soccer, TSN+, and TSN 5 in Canada.

Australia: Unfortunately, the match will not be televised but it will be streamed on their official YouTube channel with English commentary.

India: Unfortunately, the match will not be televised but it will be streamed on their official YouTube channel with English commentary.

Mexico vs Panama CONCACAF Nations League Final Match Betting Odds:

Bets via BetMGM.

TeamsMoneylineTotal Goals
MexicoWin: -200
Draw: +300
Over 2.5: +105
Under 2.5: -145
PanamaWin: +575
Draw: +300
Over 3.5: +260
Under 3.5: -400
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