World Cup today: where to watch, times and predictions, Saturday (20) | OneFootball

The World Cup continues this Saturday (20) with four more matches to liven up the day, highlighted by the European clash between the Netherlands and Sweden, as well as Germany’s return to the field, now against a tougher opponent than fragile Curaçao.

To kick things off, the Netherlands and Sweden face off in Group F at NRG Arena in Houston, United States, at 2 p.m. (Brasília time). While the Oranje opened with a 2-2 draw against Japan, the Swedes thrashed Tunisia 5-1 in their opener.

The match, which promises plenty of action in the U.S., will have live and exclusive coverage on CazéTV, but will also be available at no extra cost on Disney+.

Next up is another big match, this time in Group E, where leaders Germany take on second-placed Ivory Coast at 5 p.m. at BMO Field in Toronto, Canada.

The four-time German champions opened with a ruthless 7-1 rout of Curaçao, while the Africans beat Ecuador 1-0. The match will be broadcast by TV Globo, SBT, Sportv, N Sports, GE TV (on Globoplay), and CazéTV.

Later on Saturday, also in Group E, Ecuador will look for its first win at this World Cup against Curaçao at 9 p.m. at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, United States, with live coverage on CazéTV, and also available at no extra cost on Disney+.

Crossing into the early hours of Sunday (21) in Brazil, Tunisia and Japan play the final match of the day, valid for Group F. The match kicks off at 1 a.m. at Estadio El Gigante de Acero in Monterrey, Mexico.

The clash between the Africans and Asians will have live coverage from TV Globo, Sportv, GE TV (on Globoplay), and CazéTV

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