Brazil v Morocco: kick-off time and TV channel | OneFootball

Brazil face Morocco this Sunday at 12:00 a.m. at MetLife Stadium as part of Matchday 1 of the 2026 World Cup. A match involving 2 Paris Saint-Germain players. On the Brazilian side: Marquinhos (32-year-old center-back). And on the Moroccan side: Achraf Hakimi (27-year-old right-back). Find all the information here about how to watch Brazil/Morocco.

It is one of the biggest clashes of the group stage, with two highly ambitious countries expected to make a big impression at this World Cup. Brazil want to return to glory, while Morocco hope to go even further than their great 2022 run, when they reached the semi-finals. To do so, both teams begin with a major test. Everything will not be decided after this match, but it is a chance to build confidence. Or to pick up a few doubts.

We are expecting an intense, high-level match, despite the possible heat. One of the keys will be handling the pressure well. After that, everything could come down to the small details. We can only hope that our Parisians help their national teams as much as possible, without any preference.

How to watch Brazil/Morocco:

Brazil/Morocco will be broadcast this Sunday, June 14, at 12:00 a.m. French time on beIN SPORTS and M6. So you will simply need access to terrestrial TV or the internet to watch the match on M6, since the channel is available free of charge. To have both options, you will need a subscription to the sports channel. Several options are available; you can find all the information by searching “beIN SPORTS subscription” in your search engine.

All World Cup broadcasters around the world:

Sub-Saharan Africa: New World TV / SuperSport

South Africa: SuperSport / SABC

Africa: SuperMaximo.

Germany: ARD / ZDF / Magenta Sport

Argentina: TV Publica, Telefe, TyC Sports or DSports.

Australia: SBS

Belgium: Tipik, VRT, RTBF.

Brazil: Grupo Globo / CazéTV

Canada: Bell Media (TSN, CTV, RDS)

China: CCTV.

South Korea: JTBC / KBS

Costa Rica: FOX+.

Croatia: HRTi, tabii.

Curaçao: NPO 1 / Nos Pais Television.

Cyprus: Sigma TV, tabii.

Denmark: NRK1, TV2.

Spain: DAZN, Movistar+, La 2 CAT.

Estonia: Go3 Extra Sports Estonia, Tv3 Estonia, tabii.

United States: FOX Sports / Telemundo / YouTube TV, Peacock and Tubi.

Ecuador: DIRECTV Sports Ecuador, DGO, Paramount+

France: beIN Sports / M6

Georgia: Setanta Sports Georgia.

Great Britain 1TV, STV, tabbi.

Greece: tabii

Guatemala: Tigo Sports.

Hong Kong: 616 Now Sports.

Hungary: M4 Sports.

Honduras: Tigo Sports.

Iceland: tabii

Indonesia: TVRI, Vidio, tabii.

India and South Asia: Viacom18 / JioCinema

Faroe Islands: NRK1, TV2.

Ireland: ITV 1, RT3 2.

Israel: Sport 1, KAN 11.

Italy: RAI

Japan: DAZN / NHK

Fiji: FBC Sports.

Finland: MTV, tabbi.

Kazakhstan: Qazsport.

Kosovo: TV Vala.

Mexico: TelevisaUnivision / TV Azteca / ViX

Middle East and North Africa (MENA): beIN Sport.

Nicaragua: Canal10, Tigo Sports.

Norway: NRK.

New Zealand: TVNZ

Nepal: DGO, Himalaya Sports.

Netherlands: NOP, VRT, Canal+, Ziggo go.

Pakistan: PTV Sports.

Panama: Tigo Sports.

Peru: DIRECTV Sports, DGO, Paramount+.

Philippines: Pilipinas Live, Aleph Arena,

Poland: TVP, Canal+, tabii.

Puerto Rico: Fox Sports 1, Telemundo, NAICOM.

Portugal: Sport TV

Romania: Antena 1, tabii.

United Kingdom: BBC / ITV

Saint Martin: NPO 1.

El Salvador: Tigo Sports El Salvador.

Samoa: FBC Sports.

San Marino: DAZN Italia, tabii.

Singapore: Singtel TV, meWATCH.

Slovakia: JOJ Sport.

Slovenia: tabii.

Sweden: TV4, NRK.

Switzerland: ORF, TRT Spor, RTS Sports, SFR Play, Sunrise TV.

Czech Republic: CT Sport, One Play.

Tonga: FBC Sports.

Turkey: TRT Spor, Digiturk Play.

Ukraine: Megogo.

Uruguay: DIRECTV Sports, DGO, Paramount+.

Uzbekistan: Zo’r TV.

Vanuatu: FBC Sports.

Venezuela: DIRECTV Sports, DGO, inter.

Vietnam: VTV, TV 360.

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