How to Watch El Salvador vs Panama Live: CONCACAF 2026 Qualifiers Broadcast Details

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How to Watch El Salvador vs Panama Live: CONCACAF 2026 Qualifiers Broadcast Details

Exciting CONCACAF Battle: El Salvador vs. Panama in FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifiers

Key Match in San Salvador: El Salvador Aims for Victory

The CONCACAF qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup 2026 are heating up, particularly in Group A. El Salvador welcomes Panama in a crucial match during the third round, as both teams strive to keep their World Cup dreams alive. The match will unfold this Friday, October 10, at 8:55 PM ET / 5:55 PM PT, broadcast live on Telemundo Deportes Ahora with exclusive Spanish coverage for the United States.

Currently holding three points, “La Selecta” seeks their first home victory at “El Coloso de Monserrat” after Surinam secured a win at this venue in the last round. On the other hand, “La Marea Roja” is pursuing their first triumph to improve their standing, despite remaining undefeated with two draws.

Where and When to Watch

Date: Friday, October 10
Time: 8:55 PM ET / 5:55 PM PT
Venue: Estadio Cuscatlán — San Salvador, El Salvador
Broadcast: Live on Telemundo Deportes Ahora in Spanish for the U.S.

Don’t miss this pivotal CONCACAF Qualifiers showdown as part of Telemundo Deportes’ official coverage. Alongside World Cup action, enjoy live Premier League matches and your favorite Liga MX teams. Catch more live matches through Telemundo Deportes Ahora, available 24/7 on Peacock and nbcnewsnow.com.

El Salvador’s New Hope for Success

El Salvador’s coach Hernán Darío “Bolillo” Gómez faces immense pressure to deliver results in this FIFA date of October. After narrowly defeating Guatemala in September, his team must avoid repeating mistakes against Panama, especially at home. Losing to Surinam previously should serve as a vital lesson as El Salvador aims to secure a spot in the 48-team World Cup.

Of the latest squad of 26 players, 21 are from local leagues, with five international players joining in. Notably, Nathan Ordaz’s inclusion sparked controversy, drawing discontent from his MLS club’s coach, Steve Cherundolo of LAFC.

Panama on a Mission to Reignite Dreams

Panama’s head coach Thomas Christiansen knows that time is running out after failing to secure wins against Surinam and Guatemala. Despite being the best-ranked Central American team globally, sitting at 29th in FIFA rankings, Panama risks missing out on the World Cup for a second consecutive cycle.

Panama has never won at the Cuscatlán against El Salvador in World Cup qualifiers. Their last victory there was a friendly match on November 15, 2014, coached by none other than “Bolillo” Gómez himself.

The current 24-man squad features 22 international players and two from local leagues, with reinforcements like Browne, Murillo, Ramos, Cedeño, and Londoño returning to the team.

Current Standings in Group A

Position	Team	Points
1	Surinam	4
2	El Salvador	3
3	Panama	2
4	Guatemala	1

The group leader advances directly to the FIFA World Cup 2026, while the two best runners-up compete in an intercontinental playoff. The winner between El Salvador and Panama will challenge Surinam for a direct spot or move closer to the playoffs. A draw or loss could hinder their qualification hopes, making this match crucial.