How to watch Sweden vs Tunisia in UK and US as Alexander Isak in World Cup action
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Liverpool FC NewsFeaturesAlexander IsakSweden and Tunisia meet in a 2026 World Cup Group F clash in Monterrey, Mexico, with UK viewers able to watch live on ITV1 or stream free via ITVXAlexander Isak is chasing World Cup glory(Image: Getty Images)Liverpool fans will be watching the World Cup closely on Sunday, as several Reds are in action.Virgil van Dijk and Cody Gakpo are expected to feature for the Netherlands against Japan, while Florian Wirtz will try to help Germany beat Curacao. Yan Diomande, who has been linked with a summer transfer from RB Leipzig to Liverpool, is also expected to play in the Ivory Coast's opening World Cup game against Ecuador.Sunday's final game sees Sweden take on Tunisia at the Estadio BBVA in Monterrey, Mexico.
The striking, contemporary stadium serves as the home ground of Liga MX outfit CF Monterrey and will host several fixtures during the competition.Liverpool's record signing, Alexander Isak, is expected to lead the line for Sweden after a tough debut campaign at Anfield.How to watch Sweden vs Tunisia?The Group F clash kicks off in the early hours for those in the United Kingdom. ITV1's transmission commences at 2:30 am in the United Kingdom, offering viewers 30 minutes of build-up and expert analysis ahead of kick-off.Isak struggled during his debut season at Liverpool(Image: Getty Images)Those wishing to watch on a computer or laptop can access live coverage on the ITVX website.Meanwhile, supporters using mobile phones, tablets, and other smart devices can obtain the complimentary ITVX app from either the Apple App Store or Google Play Store to view the full program.American audiences can catch the live action on Fox Sports.
Fans can listen through conventional radio or via the BBC Sounds app on smartphones for real-time coverage.Sweden vs Tunisia team newsSweden's head coach, Graham Potter, had mild concerns over Leeds star Gabriel Gudmundsson's availability. Key defensive midfielder Ellyes Skhiri is match-fit and ready to feature from the start.These two teams have met four times previously ahead of this crucial competitive World Cup clash.Sweden enjoys a superior record with two triumphs, while Tunisia has secured one victory, with the other encounter ending in a draw.Choose Liverpool.com as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.Liverpool FCAlexander IsakFIFA World Cup