The FIBA Basketball World Cup clash that basketball fans have been waiting to watch is finally here — well, sort of.
Team USA and Canada will meet on Sunday in a battle for third place, not the tournament championship. The Americans were unable to complete a comeback against Germany, and the Canadians fell to Serbia in the semifinal round.
Still, a bronze medal will be on the line when the teams take the floor for their final contest in the Philippines. Which squad will find its way to the podium?
Here is everything you need to know about Team USA vs Canada, including TV and streaming options for the game.
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Where to watch Team USA vs Canada
- Date: Sunday, Sept. 10
- Time: 4:30 a.m. ET | 1:30 a.m. PT
- TV channel: ESPN2 (U.S.) | Sportsnet (Canada)
- Live stream: Sportsnet NOW | Sling TV | Courtside 1891
Team USA vs Canada will air on ESPN2 in the United States and Sportsnet in Canada. Viewers can also stream the game via Sportsnet NOW and Sling TV or catch a replay on Courtside 1891.
Fans in the U.S. can watch the FIBA Basketball World Cup on Sling TV, which is now offering half off your first month! You can stream the sports you love starting at just $20 in your first month with Sling Orange, which includes ESPN2.
Courtside 1891 offers two subscriptions. Courtside 1891 Plus is free and gives you access to "extended highlights and a curated feed for your favorite teams and competition." Courtside 1891 Max is a paid subscription that allows you to watch "live game streams and full game replays."
If you just want to watch the FIBA Basketball World Cup, you can buy a pass for the entire tournament for $9.99. An annual pass, which includes the FIBA Basketball World Cup and other international competitions, costs $44.99. Use code TSN10WC to receive a 10 percent discount.
Geo-restrictions may apply to certain regions. Click here to find out which games are available in your region.
Team USA results at FIBA Basketball World Cup
| Date | Opponent | Time (ET)/Result |
| Aug. 26 | vs New Zealand | W, 99-72 |
| Aug. 28 | vs Greece | W, 109-81 |
| Aug. 30 | vs Jordan | W, 110-62 |
| Sept. 1 | vs Montenegro | W, 85-73 |
| Sept. 3 | vs Lithuania | L, 110-104 |
| Sept. 5 | vs Italy | W, 100-63 |
| Sept. 8 | vs Germany | L, 113-111 |
| Sept. 10 | vs Canada | 4:30 a.m. |
Team Canada results at FIBA Basketball World Cup
| Date | Opponent | Time (ET)/Result |
| Aug. 25 | vs France | W, 95-65 |
| Aug. 27 | vs Lebanon | W, 128-73 |
| Aug. 29 | vs Latvia | W, 101-75 |
| Sept. 1 | vs Brazil | L, 69-65 |
| Sept. 3 | vs Spain | W, 88-85 |
| Sept. 6 | vs Slovenia | W, 100-89 |
| Sept. 8 | vs Serbia | L, 95-86 |
| Sept. 10 | vs USA | 4:30 a.m. |
Team USA roster for FIBA Basketball World Cup
| Player | Height | Position |
| Paolo Banchero | 6-10 | Forward |
| Mikal Bridges | 6-6 | Forward |
| Jalen Brunson | 6-2 | Guard |
| Anthony Edwards | 6-4 | Guard |
| Tyrese Haliburton | 6-5 | Guard |
| Josh Hart | 6-5 | Guard |
| Brandon Ingram | 6-8 | Forward |
| Jaren Jackson Jr. | 6-11 | Center |
| Cam Johnson | 6-8 | Forward |
| Walker Kessler | 7-0 | Center |
| Bobby Portis | 6-11 | Forward |
| Austin Reaves | 6-5 | Guard |
Team Canada roster for FIBA Basketball World Cup
| Player | Height | Position |
| Kyle Alexander | 6-10 | Forward |
| Nickeil Alexander-Walker | 6-5 | Guard |
| RJ Barrett | 6-6 | Guard |
| Trae Bell-Haynes | 6-2 | Guard |
| Dillon Brooks | 6-7 | Forward |
| Luguentz Dort | 6-3 | Guard |
| Zach Edey | 7-4 | Center |
| Melvin Ejim | 6-6 | Forward |
| Shai Gilgeous-Alexander | 6-6 | Guard |
| Kelly Olynyk | 7-0 | Center |
| Dwight Powell | 6-9 | Center |
| Phil Scrubb | 6-4 | Guard |
