Kick-off time: The Group L fixture between Ghana and Panama is scheduled to kick-off at 12am UK time on Thursday. Those planning to stay up for the live action will need to be ready at the stroke of midnight to catch every moment from the opening whistle.
Location: The contest will be staged at Toronto Stadium, which is more commonly known as BMO Field, situated in Toronto, Canada. This North American venue is expected to deliver an exciting and thrilling atmosphere for the Group L fixture.
UK television channel:
Full television coverage in the United Kingdom will be broadcast live and exclusively on ITV1. The network has confirmed that its pre-match studio programming and build-up will commence at 11pm on Wednesday night, providing viewers with a full hour of expert analysis before the action begins.
Live stream information: Those who would rather follow the match online or via their mobile devices can access the official live stream entirely free of charge through the ITVX app and website. Whether watching on mobile, smart TV or web browser, users will simply need to log in to their existing ITVX account or register for a free profile ahead of the midnight kick-off.
How to watch in the US:
Supporters across the United States can catch the live broadcast on television networks Fox Sports and TUDN. Those who would rather stream the match digitally have several options available, including FuboTV, the Fox Sports app, or ViX.
UK radio coverage: Football fans on the move or those who simply prefer audio commentary can tune in to live national radio coverage courtesy of BBC Radio 5 Live. Their team of commentators will deliver every tactical twist and turn directly to listeners, either on the radio or digitally via the BBC Sounds application.
Ghana team news:
The Black Stars suffered a damaging midfield setback when ex-Arsenal star Thomas Partey was refused a visa to enter Canada. Defender Jerome Opoku is doubtful for the opener due to suffering a knock in Ghana's warm-up fixture against Wales.
Panama team news: Head coach Thomas Christiansen is expected to be able to call upon key midfielder Adalberto Carrasquilla following his return to full training. The Central American side boast a fully fit squad in what is their second appearance at the World Cup.
