Estados Unidos, dirigido por Mauricio Pochettino, will face Haití in the first leg of the cuartos de final of the Liga de Naciones de la Concacaf 2026-27 on Saturday, November 14, in Miami, Florida. The match is set for Nu Stadium, even though Haití is listed as the home team.
Kickoff is scheduled for 17:30 hours in Estados Unidos and 15:30 hours in México, a detail that has made the fixture a search target for viewers on both sides of the border. Estados Unidos arrives with a direct place in the round after finishing among the best teams in the Concacaf ranking, while Haití reached this stage after finishing second in Grupo A and then booked a place at the World Cup 2026.
The game matters because it starts a knockout tie with the home designation pointing one way and the venue pointing another. Concacaf authorized the shift because of the security situation in Haití, and that decision leaves the match in Estados Unidos for a tie in which Haití still carries the home label. For Pochettino’s team, it is the opening step in a run at a fourth Nations League title.
Viewers also have a practical reason to follow the fixture now. In México, the broadcast rights belong to a streaming service. In Estados Unidos, the rights are spread across three television channels and up to eight streaming options, with fuboTV, Peacock, Telemundo and Telemundo Deport among the listed platforms. That makes the first leg as much a television search as a soccer one, with the next step simply the match itself in Miami.
