After, after The tournament opened with a 1-1 draw with Wales and a Negative draw with England, The United States has another group stage match at the World Cup in Qatar. The Americans can advance to the playoffs with their victory over Iran.

When will the United States play against Iran?

Tuesday at 2 p.m. ET. This is ten o’clock in the evening in Qatar.

How can I watch in the US?

The match will be broadcast on Fox (in English) and Telemundo (in Spanish).

To stream broadcasts in English, you’ll need a subscription to a streaming package that includes Fox, such as YouTube TV, Hulu, SlingTV, or Fubo. (Some offer free trials.) Tubi will stream your game for free, but only as a replay, after your game is over.

Peacock will broadcast in Spanish. (Peacock Premium is $4.99 per month.)

What do Americans need to do to advance?

The situation is simple: if the United States defeats Iran, it will advance to the Round of 16. If it is tied or lost, it will be eliminated.

With its win, the United States will likely finish second from its group, Group B. But if Wales upset England, the Americans would win the series.

And if the Americans advance in second place, they will have a round of 16 match on Saturday against the Netherlands. (If they win Group B, they will play Senegal on Sunday.) The opponent in the quarter-finals could be Argentina, Poland, Australia or Denmark. It will only get more difficult from there.

Before the Iran match, bookmakers offered approximately 180 odds that the United States would win the FIFA World Cup trophy.

Who has scored for the United States in the tournament so far?

The United States has only one goal against Wales. Scored by Tim Weah and assisted by Christian Pulisic.

How did the Americans in the past?

This is the 11th US Men’s World Cup. The team’s best performance came in the first World Cup in 1930, held in Uruguay, when it reached the semi-finals. But that tournament was missing many top teams from Europe. Their best recent performance was a quarter-final berth in 2002.United States women He won four World Cups, including the inaugural tournament in 1991.)

Who is on the list?

The average lifespan of the American team is 25 years and 214 days; It’s the second youngest in the 32-team field, according to Nielsen’s Gracenote, the data provider. Only Ghana, with an average age of 25 years and 108 days, has a squad younger than 26 players.

Here is the team with the professional clubs for the players; the number of their international engagements, followed by the number of international goals; and their towns.

Goalkeepers:

• Ethan Horvath (Lawtontown, England; 8/0; Highlands Ranch, Colo.)

• Shawn Johnson (New York City FC; 10/0; Lilburn, GA)

• Matt Turner (Arsenal, England; 22/0; Park Ridge, NJ)

Defenders:

• Cameron Carter-Vickers (Celtic, Scotland; 11/0; Southend-on-Sea, England)

• Sergiño Dest (Milan, Italy; 21/2; Almere, Netherlands)

• Aaron Long (New York Red Bulls; 29/3; Oak Hills, CA)

• Shaq Moore (Nashville SC; 16/1; Powder Springs, GA)

• Tim Ream (Fulham, England; 48/1; St. Louis)

• Anthony Robinson (Fulham; 31/2; Liverpool, England)

• Joe Scully (Borussia Monchengladbach, Germany; 3/0; Lake Grove, New York)

• DeAndre Yedlin (Inter Miami; 76/0; Seattle)

• Walker Zimmerman (Nashville, 35/3; Lawrenceville, GA)

Midfielders:

• Brendan Aronson (Leeds United, England; 6/26; Medford, NJ)

• Clean Acosta (Los Angeles, 54/2, Plano, TX)

• Tyler Adams (Leeds United; 33/1; Wappingers Falls, New York)

• Luca de la Torre (Celta Vigo, Spain; 12/0; San Diego)

• Weston McKinney (Juventus, Italy; 39/9; Little Elm, TX)

• Younes Musa (Valencia, Spain; 21/0; London)

• Christian Roldan (Seattle Sounders; 32/0; Pico Rivera, Calif.)

Attackers:

• Jesus Ferreira (FC Dallas; 15/7; McKinney, TX)

• Jordan Morris (Seattle Sounders; 50/11; Mercer Island, Wash.)

• Christian Pulisic (Chelsea, England; 54/21; Hershey, Pennsylvania)

• Geo Reina (Borussia Dortmund, Germany; 15/4; Bedford, New York)

• Josh Sargent (Norwich City, England; 22/5; Offalon, Missouri)

• Tim Weah (Lille, France; 27/4; Rosedale, Queens, NY)

• Haci Rayet (Antalyaspor, Turkey; 5/1, Los Angeles)