Is Brazil v India on Globo today?

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Coluna do Fla

·3 October 2026

Is Brazil v India on Globo today?

Brazil and India face off this Saturday (03) in a friendly

The Brazil National Team takes the field this Saturday (03), at 11 a.m. (Brasília time), against India at Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata. The friendly is the last match of the September/October Super FIFA Date. For fans wanting to follow the clash, Coluna do Fla reports that TV Globo will broadcast the match on free-to-air television.

On Globo, the match commentary will be led by Luis Roberto, with analysis from Júnior and Denílson. SporTV will also broadcast the match on pay TV, with Luiz Carlos Jr. on play-by-play, alongside Eric Faria and Grafite on commentary.

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On YouTube, GETV will show the match with Jorge Iggor on the mic. In addition, Bruno Formiga and Rodrigo Capita will provide commentary.

WHAT IS BRAZIL’S PROBABLE LINEUP?

On the eve of the match, Ancelotti sketched out the starting team. Thus, Brazil should take the field with: Pedro Morisco, Matheuzinho, Marquinhos, Arthur Dias and Douglas Santos; Danilo, Bruno Guimarães and Gabriel Bontempo; Estevão, Pedro and Vini Júnior.

ARE FLAMENGO PLAYERS AVAILABLE?

All in all, Brazil has two Flamengo players available. They are Pedro and Samuel Lino. However, Lino will begin the friendly as an option on the bench.

Thus, Pedro emerges as the main new name in Brazil’s lineup. That is because the Flamengo forward began training this Friday (02) in Kolkata among the starters and is the favorite to begin the friendly in place of Raphinha, who was ruled out of the national team due to injury.

LAST FRIENDLY OF THE SUPER FIFA DATE?

Seeking to optimize the calendar, the Super FIFA Date combined the traditional September and October windows into a single extended 16-day block. As a result, club competitions had their activities suspended between September 21 and October 6.

The match against India will mark the Brazil National Team’s third commitment after the 2026 World Cup, closing out the FIFA Date series of friendlies. Under Carlo Ancelotti, the yellow-and-green team comes into the clash after two performances against Australia: a 1-1 draw and a 4-2 win.

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