Canada and Qatar will face each other this evening in their second group stage match at World Cup 2026.
The game could see either side take a huge step towards the knockout stages, if they're able to get three points.
It will be free to view in the UK on ITV, where some of the network's biggest stars will be providing coverage to viewers.
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Big Ange is part of the studio team for co-hosts' clash
The studio team for the match consists of one host and three pundits, with Laura Woods leading the coverage.
Joining her in the studio is ex-Tottenham Hotspur boss Ange Postecoglou, who has been recruited as part of the network's punditry team.
Sitting alongside Ange and Laura in the studio are USA Women's team manager Emma Hayes and Bradley Wright-Phillips.
Emma has been praised for her tactical explanations as part of her coverage, which has made her an important member of tournament coverage in recent years.
Wright-Phillips, son of other ITV pundit Ian Wright, is a former Manchester City player, who also featured for MLS sides New York Red Bulls and Los Angeles FC.
The three will be providing half-time and full-time analysis on the match, with Canada searching for their first ever World Cup win.
Hayes has also been seen providing brief tactical analysis during the competition's much maligned hydration breaks, where other networks have been known to cut to adverts.
The in-game coverage is being provided by commentator Seb Hutchinson, who is joined by former Crystal Palace and Luton Town winger Andros Townsend.
The pair have already covered several games from the tournament together.
They are back on the microphones live from the stadium gantry for ITV.
