World Cup 2014 live streaming: How to watch USA vs. Germany online
Update: USA falls to Germany but still advances to knockout round.
Kevin C. Cox
There are no shortage of storylines when Germany plays the United States on Thursday in Recife, Brazil. The most intriguing is that United States manager Jurgen Klinsmann was once German manager Joachim Low's boss. That has led some to speculate that there may be a gentleman's agreement for the two teams to play to a draw and ensure they both move on to the knockout rounds.
But nothing about this World Cup has been particularly predictable, so maybe this one is destined to play out in far more interesting fashion.
Both teams come in tied on four points and with the ability to finish anywhere from first to third in the group, although it would take a rather epic collapse to keep Germany from moving along. A tie would put both sides through, while a multi-goal German victory would leave the United States in serious trouble.
The group winner gets a very winnable match against one of Russia, Algeria or South Korea while finishing second will mean a match against Belgium and Argentina likely awaiting them in the quarterfinals.
If you're watching in the USA, you have a couple options for watching he match online. Watch ESPN has an English language feed of the match, as long as you're provided access to the service through your cable or internet provider. They'll also have a tactical camera and German audio option available as well. If Watch ESPN isn't an option, you can watch a Spanish language feed on Univision En Vivo.
In the UK, you can watch on the ITV Player, while CBC Sports will have a stream available in Canada. There are listings available for other countries as well at Live Soccer TV
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