Mexico vs Poland: Live stream, TV channel, kick-off time & where to watch

Mexico and Poland begin their 2022 World Cup campaigns in Group C with an encounter at Stadium 974 – the first temporary version of its kind constructed from 974 recycled shipping containers – in Doha on Tuesday.

Former Argentina boss Gerardo Martino is in charge of Mexico this time around as El Tri make their eighth consecutive World Cup finals appearance after failing to make it past the round of 16 stage seven times in a row. Martino’s last success was winning the Gold Cup in 2019.

Meanwhile, Robert Lewandowski is yet to score his first World Cup goal, with Poland hoping to make it out of the group stage for the first time since the 1986 edition in Mexico.

GOAL brings you details on how to watch the game on TV in the U.S., UK, Africa and India as well as how to stream live online.

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Mexico vs Poland date & kick-off time

Game:

Mexico vs Poland

Date:

November 22, 2022

Kick-off:

11am ET / 4pm GMT / 6pm CAT / 9:30pm IST

Venue:

Stadium 974, Doha

Stream:

fuboTV (start with a free trial)

How to watch Mexico vs Poland on TV & live stream online

In the United States (U.S.), the game can be watched live and on-demand with fuboTV (start with a 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.

Viewers in the U.S. can also watch the game on FOX (English) and Telemundo (Spanish).

ITV1 and STV are showing the clash in the United Kingdom (UK), with streaming via ITVX or STV Player.

In India, the Sports18 network has the rights to show World Cup games on TV, with streaming services on Voot Select or JioCinema.

Region

TV channel

Live stream

U.S.

FOX, Telemundo

fuboTV

UK

ITV1, STV

ITVX, STV Player

India

Sports18 – 1 SD/HD

Voot Select, JioCinema

Africa

SuperSport

SuperSport

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Mexico squad & team news

Mexico’s 29-goal Raul Jimenez came off the bench in the 2-1 international loss to Sweden on Wednesday in his first appearance since August and may yet again start on the bench.

That may mean Henry Martin leads the line of attack, while Jesus Corona has been ruled out of the tournament on account of an ankle injury.

Mexico possible XI: Ochoa; Sanchez, Montes, Moreno, Gallardo; Alvarez, Herrera, Guardado; Lozano, Martin, Vega

Position

Players

Goalkeepers

Ochoa, Talavera, Cota

Defenders

Moreno, Gallardo, Araujo, Montes, Sanchez, Aeteaga, K. Alvarez, Vasquez

Midfielders

Guardado, Herrera, E. Alvarez, Pineda, Antuna, Gutierrez, Rodriguez, Alvarado, Romo, Vega, Chavez

Forwards

Jimenez, Lozano, Martin, Funes Mori

Poland squad and team news

Lewandowski was kept fresh in the 1-0 win over Chile in Wednesday’s friendly tie and should start on Tuesday with huge expectation on his shoulders.

Matty Cash of Aston Villa would be available subject to his recovery from a shoulder problem.

Bartlomiej Dragowski, Jacek Goralski and Adam Buksa were forced to withdraw from Poland’s final squad due to injuries.

Poland possible XI: Szczesny; Bednarek, Glik, Kiwior; Bereszynski, Krychowiak, Zielinski, Szymanski, Zalewski; Swiderski, Lewandowski

Position

Players

Goalkeepers

Szczesny, Grabara, Skorupski

Defenders

Bednarek, Glik, Gumny, Jedrzejczyk, Kiwior, Wieteska, Bereszynski, Cash, Zalewski

Midfielders

Bielik, Frankowski, Grosicki, Krychowiak, Kaminski, Skoras, Szymanski, Zielinski, Zurkowski

Forwards

Lewandowski, Milik, Piatek, Swiderski