Here’s a revised version: "How to Watch Club America vs. St. Louis: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time, and Lineups for Leagues Cup Match"
Top Liga MX seed Club América aims to advance further in the Leagues Cup as they face St. Louis City on Tuesday in the Round of 16.
Due to their high seeding, Club América will have "hub rights" through the semifinals, meaning they will "host" matches on the west coast to minimize travel. They've split their home games between Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego and Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, which are roughly two hours apart.
With six Mexican teams among the final 16, this year's count surpasses last year's five.
STREAM: Watch Club América vs. St. Louis City in the Leagues Cup Round of 16 on MLS Season Pass
St. Louis City hopes a successful Leagues Cup run can rejuvenate their MLS campaign. Currently, they are 13th in the Western Conference, 10 points off a playoff spot with just nine regular-season matches remaining. A deep Leagues Cup run could improve their season outlook.
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Club América vs. St. Louis City live stream, TV channel:
- TV channel: None
- Streaming: MLS Season Pass on Apple TV
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The Leagues Cup Round of 16 match between Club América and St. Louis City will be streamed exclusively on MLS Season Pass from Apple TV, with no free-to-air broadcast available. Subscriptions to MLS Season Pass are available at a discounted rate due to the season's midpoint.
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Kickoff Time: The match kicks off from Dignity Health Sports Park on Tuesday, August 13 at 7:30 p.m. local time in Carson, California. Here’s how that translates across North American time zones:
- Eastern Time: Tue, Aug. 13, 10:30 p.m.
- Central Time: Tue, Aug. 13, 9:30 p.m.
- Mountain Time: Tue, Aug. 13, 8:30 p.m.
- Pacific Time: Tue, Aug. 13, 7:30 p.m.
Club América vs. St. Louis City Lineups & Team News: Club América's first Leagues Cup match was a Round of 32 victory over Atlas. They played friendlies against Chelsea and Aston Villa during their schedule gap, but these games resulted in a few injury concerns. Sebastián Cáceres and Cristian Borja are doubtful due to injuries, and Alex Zendejas is sidelined with a leg injury. Diego Valdés is back from a foot injury but Jorge Méndez is out with an ACL tear.
Projected Lineup (4-2-3-1): Malagón (GK) — I. Reyes, Araujo, Lichnovsky, Calderón — Fidalgo, J. dos Santos — Dilrosun, E. Sánchez, B. Rodríguez — Martín.
St. Louis City has struggled with injuries this season. Wingers Rasmus Alm and Celio Pompeu have been out since late June, and striker João Klauss has been missing due to a knee issue. Star defender Joakim Nilsson and midfielder Tomáš Ostrák are also recovering from injuries but could return soon.
Projected Lineup (4-2-3-1): Bürki (GK) — Totland, Yaro, Hiebert, Reid — Durkin, Löwen — Thorisson, Teuchert, Hartel — Becher.
Prediction: Club América 3-1 St. Louis City
While St. Louis City has reached the Round of 16, their previous opponents were not top-tier teams. With Club América in strong form and well-rested, they are expected to outclass the MLS side.
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