The first day of the 2026 World Cup featured Mexico, South Africa, South Korea and Czechia. Now it’s the U.S. men’s national team’s turn. Friday’s slate will continue with the three hosts in the spotlight. The day will start with Canada vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina in Group B play before it ends with the USMNT vs. Paraguay at night. The U.S. men’s national team are in a Group D that also features Turkiye, a potential dark horse, and Australia, so claiming all three points no matter the cost will be key against a disciplined Paraguayan side led by star winger Miguel Almiron. So, what time is the game and where will it be available to watch? Here’s everything to know: 2026 FIFA World Cup Soccer Mar 3

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