Monterey’s CONCACAF Champions Cup
Monterrey vs. Forge FC
FC Forge
Kickoff time, team news, and how to watch Forge FC vs. Monterrey’s CONCACAF Champions Cup match.
At Tim Hortons Field on Wednesday, Forge will play Monterrey in the first leg of the Concacaf Champions Cup first round.
In their most recent game, Monterrey finally managed to win after four straight losses. To build confidence before this match, Monterrey defeated Necaxa 1-0, with Fidel Ambriz scoring the game’s lone goal.
Given their recent performance, which has seen them lose four of their previous five games, Forge will struggle.
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How to watch TV channels and live streams of Forge FC vs. Monterrey online
In the United States, Fubo and FOX will broadcast the match live. You can find real-time updates on GOAL here.
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Time of kickoff for Forge FC vs. Monterrey
The CONCACAF Champions Cup will take place on February 5, 2025, at 19:00.
Tim Hortons Field
For US fans, kickoff for the game is set for 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday at Tim Hortons Field.
News about the Forge FC team
Following significant offseason departures, Forge enters the tournament opener against CF Monterrey with a redesigned roster.
While defender Garven Metusala and all-time CPL top scorer Terran Campbell have gone on, key midfielder Alessandro Hojabrpour has returned to the team after leaving last year.
The arrival of Brian Wright and the return of Mo Babouli have strengthened the assault.
News about the Monterrey team
Lucas Ocampos will not be eligible for selection as he continues to heal from a thigh injury.
Martin Demichelis, the manager of Monterrey, might also be missing Jordi Cortizo and German Berterame for this match.
Even though he might be the team’s newest addition, Real Madrid great Sergio Ramos won’t be ready for this match.
