The Haiti versus United States CONCACAF Nations League quarterfinal is set to begin today, Saturday, November 14, 2026, at Nu Stadium in Miami, Florida. Fans can catch the action live, with the US Men’s National Team (USMNT) playing against Haiti’s Grenadiers. USMNT head coach Mauricio Pochettino is expected to take this final match before becoming Manchester United’s head coach.
For viewers in the United States, the matchup can be accessed for free through various channels. Fans with a traditional TV antenna can tune into their local Telemundo station to watch the match. The game is also available through major streaming services offering temporary free trials.
Live Viewing Options
Free trials are available from several premium live TV streaming services. One of the options is Fubo, which offers a five-day free trial for new subscribers. This is an excellent way for viewers to experience both legs of the upcoming quarterfinal tie, along with additional international soccer matches, at no initial cost. New subscribers may also take advantage of a discount on their first month.
If viewers do not have access to a digital TV antenna and wish to watch the full broadcast on a streaming device, they can sign up for one of these free trial services. However, it is essential to cancel the subscription before the trial period ends to avoid any charges.
For those seeking Spanish commentary, local Telemundo stations will provide coverage without any cost. Viewers using traditional cable providers such as Xfinity (Comcast), Spectrum (Charter), Cox, and Optimum should check directly with their service for channel numbers, as these can vary by location.
In the largest metropolitan areas, Telemundo channel numbers include:
- New York Metro Area: Channel 47 (WNJU)
- Los Angeles Area: Channel 52 (KVEA)
- Chicago Area: Channel 44 (WSNS)
- Dallas–Fort Worth Area: Channel 39 (KXTX)
- Philadelphia Area: Channel 62 (WWSI)
- Houston Area: Channel 47 (KTMD)
- Atlanta Area: Channel 47 (WKTB-CD)
- Washington, D.C. Area: Channel 44 (WZDC-CD)
- Boston Area: Channel 60 (WNEU)
- San Francisco–Oakland–San Jose Area: Channel 48 (KSTS)
For fans outside the country, using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) may allow them to access US-based streaming services for the broadcast.
