Leagues Cup 2023 Final: How to watch Inter Miami vs. Nashville with Lionel Messi

Even though World Cup winner Lionel Messi only recently made his Inter Miami debut, it appears that the Messi Effect is already at work, as Inter Miami easily defeated Philadelphia Union 4-1 on Tuesday night to advance to the 2023 Leagues Cup Final against Nashville. Additionally, thanks to the victory, Inter Miami will participate for the first time in the Concacaf Champions Cup in 2024. Are you prepared to see Messi and Miami play Nashville this weekend? The Major League Soccer match on Saturday is covered in the information below, including the start time, how to watch, how to stream MLS, and more.

How to watch Nashville vs. Inter Miami:

Date: August 19th, Saturday
Time: 9 p.m. ET
Location: Geodis Park, Nashville, TN
Game: Nashville vs. Inter Miami
TV channel: N/A
Streaming: MLS season pass via Apple TV+

How to watch Inter Miami vs. Nashville in the Leagues Cup Final

Since the Leagues Cup Final won’t be shown on television, you’ll need to sign up for an MLS Season Pass, which you can currently acquire for 50% off through Apple TV.

With no blackouts, every MLS and Leagues Cup game is now available to subscribers thanks to a partnership between Apple TV and MLS Season Pass. Subscribers receive hundreds of live MLS NEXT Pro and MLS NEXT matches broadcast in both English and Spanish, as well as game replays, highlights, remarks, and other unique programming. The MLS Season Pass add-on will cost you $12.99 per month or $39 for the entire season if you already have Apple TV+. Not a member of Apple TV+? The Crowded Room, Ted Lasso, and The Beanie Bubble are not included in an MLS Season Pass subscription but you can still get the offer for $14.99 a month or $49 for the entire season.

How to watch the League Cup Final in Spanish:

You can watch Spanish-language coverage of MLS games on TUDN if you subscribe to Fubo TV’s Pro subscription. You’ll also gain access to more excellent channels for viewing live sports, like Fox, FS1, ABC, CBS, CBS Sports Network, ESPN, NFL Network, and more (check your zip code to see if you qualify). The live TV streaming service is probably the most expensive choice on this list, costing a total of $75 a month, but it still offers significant savings over a traditional cable package. Additionally, 1,000 hours of cloud DVR storage are available to Fubo users, allowing you to record early-morning games for later viewing. You may watch Saturday’s Leagues Cup Final for free during the platform’s seven-day free trial period.