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Why is England vs USA not on ITV tonight? Where to watch

The fixture will see record goalscorer Wayne Rooney return to the international fold to make one final appearance for the Three Lions.

The DC United forward will win his 120th cap tonight as a substitute against the USA, a move that has sparked widespread debate since it was announced.

But England boss Gareth Southgate has defended the decision to give the 33-year-old a proper farewell and insists it won’t affect his side’s preparations for Sunday’s Nations League clash with Croatia.

"I think it is fitting and having seen him in training, it won't change the quality of what we are trying to do, but we have to balance it with trying to get some of the younger players some time ahead of Sunday," Southgate said.

"It is very important to all of us that he gets the right sort of send off.

"There is enormous respect in this team for all ex-players, and they want to make it really positive for Wayne and his family."

England vs USA - why is the game not on ITV tonight?

The rights to England friendlies and Nations League group games belong to Sky Sports, but ITV will be able to show competitive England qualifiers for Euro 2020.

UEFA agreed a new TV rights deal with ITV and Sky Sports for the years 2018 to 2022.

ITV will show England qualifiers for Euro 2020 and World Cup 2022, as well as games from those competitions.

They will also show two games from the 2019 and 2021 Nations League Finals.

England vs USA - how to watch

Live coverage of tonight's match will be shown on Sky Sports Main Event.

Pre-match coverage gets underway at 7pm GM, ahead of kick-off at 8pm.

Existing Sky Sports customers will be able to stream the action via the Sky Go app, which can be downloaded across a host of devices.

Fans without a subscription can also live stream the match by purchasing a NOW TV sports pass.

Day Passes start at £7.99 and give you 24 hours of access to Sky Sports channels without locking into a contract.

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The fixture will see record goalscorer Wayne Rooney return to the international fold to make one final appearance for the Three Lions.

The DC United forward will win his 120th cap tonight as a substitute against the USA, a move that has sparked widespread debate since it was announced.

But England boss Gareth Southgate has defended the decision to give the 33-year-old a proper farewell and insists it won’t affect his side’s preparations for Sunday’s Nations League clash with Croatia.

"I think it is fitting and having seen him in training, it won't change the quality of what we are trying to do, but we have to balance it with trying to get some of the younger players some time ahead of Sunday," Southgate said.

"It is very important to all of us that he gets the right sort of send off.

"There is enormous respect in this team for all ex-players, and they want to make it really positive for Wayne and his family."

England vs USA - why is the game not on ITV tonight?

The rights to England friendlies and Nations League group games belong to Sky Sports, but ITV will be able to show competitive England qualifiers for Euro 2020.

UEFA agreed a new TV rights deal with ITV and Sky Sports for the years 2018 to 2022.

ITV will show England qualifiers for Euro 2020 and World Cup 2022, as well as games from those competitions.

They will also show two games from the 2019 and 2021 Nations League Finals.

England vs USA - how to watch

Live coverage of tonight's match will be shown on Sky Sports Main Event.

Pre-match coverage gets underway at 7pm GM, ahead of kick-off at 8pm.

Existing Sky Sports customers will be able to stream the action via the Sky Go app, which can be downloaded across a host of devices.

Fans without a subscription can also live stream the match by purchasing a NOW TV sports pass.

Day Passes start at £7.99 and give you 24 hours of access to Sky Sports channels without locking into a contract.

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