Copa América - TV Schedules and Preview for Venezuela vs Canada

Where can I watch Venezuela vs Canada on TV?

In the U.S.: Fox Sports 1 (English coverage), Univisión, TUDN USA (Spanish broadcast)

In Canada: TSN1, TSN4, CTV Two, RDS.

In Venezuela: Televen, DIRECTV Sports Venezuela.

If you live in another country, visit our match page for further streaming and linear TV options.

Where can I stream Venezuela vs Canada live?

Here are the options to follow this clash on streaming and mobile platforms across the world:

In the U.S.: ViX, fuboTV, TUDN.com, Univisión NOW, Foxsports.com, Fox Sports App, TUDN App, SiriusXM FC.

In Great Britain: Premier Sports Player.

In Canada: TSN+, RDS App, CTV App.

In Venezuela: DGO.

Live elsewhere? Visit our Venezuela vs Canada website for more live TV and streaming options.

Venezuela vs Canada - Team news

In what could become a historic run for the team, Venezuela return to a KO stage in the Copa América for the third time in the last four editions, but with an impressive run in this tournament, La Vinotinto could rise to unsuspected heights if they can beat their opponents on Friday, led by players such as Salomón Rondón, Yeferson Soteldo, and Eduard Bello, three of the top threats up front for the South Americans. Venezuela -will be looking for their second semi-final appearance in the history of the competition, and this is one chance they will not want to see passing by.

On the other side of the pitch, Canada make it to the KO stage in their debut, which is already entering the competition's record books along with Mexico's performance in 1993 and Honduras' display in 2001. Those are the only Concacaf teams to make it to the semis in their Copa América debut, and the Canucks could join that exclusive club if they can claim a win in this game. Canada have made it to this stage with an impressive defensive display, only conceding twice against Argentina but they going on to keep two clean sheets against Chile and Peru. In terms of which players will be key for their cause, Alphonso Davies and Jonathan David will be their go-to guys for the big game.

Both teams will have to deal with absences ahead of this game. Venezuela will face Canada without Darwin Machís, who picked up two yellow cards to earn a one-match ban. Meanwhile, the Canadian side will have to make do without Tajon Buchanan, who picked up a nasty injury and will miss every game Canada play in this competition.

Venezuela vs Canada: Head-to-head

This will be the first Copa América game in history between Venezuela and Canada.
Overall, Canada and La Vinotinto have played twice against each other. Their record stands at two draws.
Venezuela will play their eighth Copa América match against a team from Concacaf. So far, the Venezuelan side has won three of those, with two draws and two wins for their opponents.
Canada will play their 26th match across all comps against a team from CONMEBOL. Their record only includes three wins against South American sides, with a whopping fourteen losses in those fixtures.
This will be the first meeting between coaches Fernando Batista and Jesse Marsch.