Team USA is set to battle Canada on Thursday night in the 4 Nations Face-Off title game in Boston. Here's three things they must do.

Team USA will play its biggest game in 15 years on Thursday night when it meets Canada in the 4 Nations Face-Off championship. The Americans have already shown they can beat their bitter rivals, but the Canadians will do everything they can to avenge Saturday's loss and win the tournament.

The U.S. and Canada meet in a championship men's hockey final for the first time since the 2010 Vancouver Olympics.

The 4 Nations hockey love-in, the traveling Yasgur’s Farm of sticks, skates and beautiful music on ice, wrapped up Thursday night on Causeway St. with Canada and Team USA again chasing each other in circles and mincing each other into tiny bits for all the world to enjoy.

The general manager of Team USA, Bill Guerin, said on a Fox News segment that he would be happy if President Donald Trump could attend the 4 Nations final between Team USA and Team Canada.

President Donald Trump called the U.S. hockey team on Thursday to wish players good luck ahead of their 4 Nations Face-Off final against Canada.

U.S. President Donald Trump phoned Team USA on Thursday morning to express his support ahead of the 4 Nations Face-Off championship game against Canada, after he had already stoked simmering political tensions that morning in a post to his Truth Social account where he once again referred to Canada as the “Fifty First State” and called Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau “governor.

Mike Eruzione, the former Team USA captain who won gold in the 'Miracle on Ice,' praised the current hockey team ahead of their 4 Nations Face-Off final against Team Canada.

Mike Eruzione was Team USA’s honorary captain and hyped up the TD Garden crowd wearing a Johnny Gaudreau Team USA jersey ahead of the NHL 4 Nations Face-Off championship game. Eruzione, best known as being the captain for Team USA during the 1980 Winter Olympics in which the Americans defeated the Soviet Union in the famous “Miracle on Ice” game.

Jack O’Callahan, and several of his 1980 “Miracle on Ice” teammates were sitting in a Washington, D.C., bar 29 years ago when the United States beat Canada in the final game of the 1996 World Cup of Hockey.