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Mexico play against Panama in what will be a 2026 friendly game. Here's everything you need to know about the game, the kickoff time and where to watch on TV or via streaming in the USA. Mexico will face off against Panama in a 2026 international friendly. Whether you’re catching the action on TV or streaming it online, here’s everything you need to know to be ready for kickoff and enjoy the match. [Watch Mexico vs Panama online in the US on Fubo] Preparations are intensifying for a pivotal year for two regional rivals headed to the 2026 World Cup, with one of the host nations, Mexico, scheduling a slate of demanding friendlies as part of its buildup. The first comes against Panama, one of CONCACAF’s top sides after strong performances in the Gold Cup, Nations League, and qualifiers, as a confident Panamanian squad looks to test itself against one of the continent’s traditional powers. When will the Mexico vs Panama match be played? Mexico face Panama in a 2026 international friendly game this Thursday, January 22, with the match kicking off at 8:00 PM (ET). Kahiser Lenis of Panama – Ron Jenkins/Getty Images Mexico vs Panama: Time by State in the USA ET: 8:00 PMCT: 7:00 PMMT: 6:00 PMPT: 5:00 PM How to watch Mexico vs Panama in the USA This International Friendly clash between Mexico and Panama will be available for viewers in the USA on Fubo. Other options: TUDN USA, FOX Deportes, Univision, ViX and FOX One.

Ahead of his long-awaited return to Toronto to face the Maple Leafs, reports indicate Mitch Marner will welcome the latest addition to the Vegas Golden Knights. Mitch Marner knows what awaits him when he steps into Scotiabank Arena. The Toronto Maple Leafs have long had this game circled in red on the calendar, and it’s finally here. In his first NHL season with the Vegas Golden Knights, no other game will carry as much emotion for Marner as the upcoming tilt in Hogtown. Fortunately for Marner, if things heat up, he might get some help from the latest addition to the squad, Rasmus Andersson. Traded from the Calgary Flames, the star defenseman has yet to make his NHL season debut with the Golden Knights. According to reports, Andersson could make his first appearance as a Golden Knight in Toronto. “Bruce Cassidy says Rasmus Andersson has been dealing with some immigration issues,” as reported by Sportsnet’s Anna Dua. “He will not play in Boston (January 22), unclear if he will be able to play against the Maple Leafs (Jan. 23) but is a possibility since he’s in Canada.“ Thus, as Marner steps out of the visiting tunnel at Scotiabank Arena for the first time in his career, he’ll be like a kid showing off his newest toy, ready to display to Leafs fans the latest weapon Vegas has added. Mitch Marner during a game with the Vegas Golden Knights Calm before the storm This reunion has been a long time coming. Fans have been building in anticipation as the hometown kid once poised to lead Toronto back to the promised land returns as an adult—one who made it clear last summer he wanted nothing more to do with his childhood team. At some point in everyone’s life, it’s time to move on from home. Marner, however, chose to do so in dramatic fashion, with less-than-ideal timing. Leafs fans haven’t forgotten the date: January 23—the only night they’ll get to see Marner back in The Six and remind him how the city feels about his exit. “I’m sure it’s going to be… loud,” Maple Leafs forward Scott Laughton stated, hinting at what everybody in the building knows will go down when Marner and the Golden Knights come out of the tunnel on Friday night. Nobody wants to miss Marner’s return As if the buzz around the matchup weren’t telling enough, a quick look at ticket prices tells the whole story. Scotiabank Arena is already sold out, with resale prices for nosebleed seats averaging $180–$200 (U.S. dollars). For better or worse, Marner’s return to Toronto is set to define a before and after. It will be a game fans talk about for years. That is saying a lot considering it’s just a mid-January, cross-conference matchup in the NHL regular season.

Jarrett Stidham will replace Bo Nix as the starting quarterback of the Denver Broncos, who have now set clear expectations for him ahead of the 2026 AFC Championship game against the New England Patriots. Jarrett Stidham will take over as QB1 of the Denver Broncos after Bo Nix’s season-ending ankle injury. Now, his teammates have set clear expectations for the backup ahead of the upcoming game against the New England Patriots. The Broncos lived a bittersweet moment on Saturday. While they defeated the Bills to advance to the AFC Championship Game, they lost Bo Nix in the final moments of the matchup to a tough ankle injury that is set to sideline him for the remainder of the 2026 NFL playoffs. Denver is now turning the page and focusing on what comes next. In that regard, they will have to rely on Jarrett Stidham to guide the offense, and it appears the confidence in the quarterback is strong within the locker room. Pat Surtain, Nik Bonitto set clear expectations for Jarrett Stidham The Broncos are in the AFC Championship Game for a reason. Even Bo Nix, despite suffering a season-ending injury, has sent a warning to the rest of the NFL about his team, and the rest of the roster stands behind those words. Pat Surtain II, the star cornerback and team captain, believes the Broncos’ season is far from over despite Nix’s injury. Surtain has expressed strong faith in Jarrett Stidham and emphasized that the defense will step up to support him in this crucial matchup. “Honestly, bro, he’s got a lot of confidence to him,” Surtain said about Stidham on the Closed on Sunday podcast. “Before Bo (Nix) got hurt, he was on the scout team going against the first-team defense, and he was making some crazy throws during practice. I think he’s prepared for the moment. He’s a proven guy in this league. He’s got everybody behind him. People forget he has the experience of playing with Tom Brady in New England.” Nik Bonitto, a finalist for Defensive Player of the Year, echoed Surtain’s confidence. The elite pass rusher believes “Stiddy” has what it takes to lead the offense and help take the Broncos to Super Bowl LX. “We’ve got all the confidence in ‘Stiddy,’” Bonitto said about Stidham stepping up as QB1. “I know the offense will keep it rolling. And, you know, it’s on us on the defense to help him out.” How many Super Bowls have the Broncos played? The Broncos are close to making history. They could become the outright second team with the most Super Bowl appearances, as they are currently tied for second with the Steelers, Cowboys, and 49ers at eight appearances each. Denver has won three Super Bowls and lost five. If they reach Super Bowl LX and win, they would tie the Chiefs, Packers, and Giants with four Vince Lombardi Trophies.

Shedeur Sanders and the Cleveland Browns could see their push for a head coaching candidate go in vain after another AFC North team entered the sweepstakes. The Cleveland Browns are still searching for a head coach to replace Kevin Stefanski in the 2026 NFL season. Amid the dramatic offseason, Shedeur Sanders and the rest of the team have now learned a top candidate is steering away from them, with reports suggesting he is bound to join another franchise in the AFC North. Drama has been the name of the game for the Browns’ offseason. After being fired, Stefanski has dismantled the coaching staff. Now, Sanders has lost a key mentor—offensive coordinator Tommy Rees—who is joining the Atlanta Falcons as well. The Brows have yet to find a new head coach. It definitely hasn’t been due to a lack of trying on Cleveland’s part. The Browns have been knocking on almost every door in the NFL, yet they are getting no answers from the other side. When things seem to be going right, they suddenly go wrong. That was the case with Los Angeles Chargers defensive coordinator Jesse Minter, who the Browns were after. “Jesse Minter has canceled a scheduled meeting with the Browns,” insider Jordan Schultz stated on X. As reported, Minter is leaning toward interest from other organizations that see him as the next head coach. Sanders and the Browns have once again gotten the short end of the stick. Jesse Minter DC of the LA Chargers Minter could join Browns’ rival As if being stood up by Minter wasn’t heartbreaking enough for Sanders’ Browns, Minter’s reported next destination only pours salt into their wounds. According to Schultz, Minter is in serious consideration to become the next head coach of the Baltimore Ravens. In more ways than one, signing with the organization in Maryland makes sense for Minter. The 42-year-old coach has been with the Ravens before, joining as a defensive assistant in 2017. He was promoted to defensive backs coach in 2020, but after one season in that role, Minter left to become Vanderbilt’s defensive coordinator. Now, his path may cross with Baltimore’s once again. Browns are still deciding The Browns have yet to make up their minds. With no shortage of options on the coaching carousel, Cleveland is still deciding whether it wants a defensively or offensively minded head coach. After parting ways with a defensive strategist like Stefanski, many expected the Browns to flip the script and hire an offensive guru. However, that remains unclear. The organization seems content with finding someone willing to take a chance on Sanders and the team and get the franchise out of its current pit—by any means necessary. Whether they become a defensive juggernaut or an offensive wrecking machine, the Browns don’t care; they just want the bleeding to stop.