View the live stream and TV coverage details and live score for the 2026 FIFA World Cup Group round of 32 Match - Brazil vs Japan.
Brazil and Japan meet in a fascinating FIFA World Cup Round of 32 clash on Monday, June 29, at Houston Stadium, with kick-off set for 12:00 p.m. local time, 19:00 CEST and 1:00 p.m. US Eastern. Brazil arrive as Group C winners and one of the tournament’s heavyweight contenders, powered by the form of Vinícius Júnior, but Japan enter unbeaten from Group F and full of belief after recent statement results against elite opposition, including a 3-2 friendly win over Brazil last October.
How to Watch Brazil vs Japan – FIFA World Cup Match
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| Australia | SBS and SBS on Demand. |
| Great Britain | Viewers in UK can watch the match live on: |
| United States | Soccer fans in the US can watch the match live on:
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| Canada | Canadian football fans follow the match live on: |
| Germany | In Germany live coverage will be provided by:
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| Portugal | In Portugal the game will be broadcast live on Sport TV Channels 1 and 5. |
| Italy | In Italy, fans can access the live coverage on:
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| Belgium | Football fans in Belgium can follow the match live on: |
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| Spain | DAZN, RTVE Play, Tele Deportes, TVE La 1, FuboTV and Movistar Plus+ – M+ Liga de Campeones will broadcast the match live in Spain. |
| Sweden | The Norwegian football fans can watch the match live on TV4 Sweden and TV4 Play. |
| Norway | The Norwegian football fans can watch the match live on TV 2 Direkte and TV 2 Play. |
| France | beIN Sports 1, beIN Sports Connect, My Canal, Molotov, M6, M6+ will provide live coverage for French football fans. |
| Worldwide | See FIFA World Cup Media Partners by Country |
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Brazil: Neymar is working back from a calf injury and could play more minutes after appearing for just over 15 minutes against Scotland. Raphinha remains a doubt with a hamstring issue, so Carlo Ancelotti is expected to keep Rayan in the attack.
Japan: Takefusa Kubo is ruled out after injury in the group stage. Ko Itakura was withdrawn against Sweden but the issue is not believed to be serious. Hajime Moriyasu also said he will choose Japan’s penalty takers himself if the match goes to a shootout.
Brazil: Alisson; Danilo, Marquinhos, Gabriel, Santos; Bruno Guimarães, Casemiro; Rayan, Lucas Paquetá, Vinícius Júnior; Matheus Cunha.
Japan: Zion Suzuki; Hiroki Ito, Takehiro Tomiyasu, Ko Itakura; Ritsu Doan, Kaishu Sano, Ao Tanaka, Keito Nakamura; Daichi Kamada, Daizen Maeda; Ayase Ueda.