World Cup: will Brazil v Haiti be on Globo? | OneFootball

Brazil take the field this Friday (19) at the World Cup; fans will have several options to watch the match against Haiti

The day has arrived! The Brazil National Team continues its quest for a sixth world title this Friday (19), at 9:30 p.m. Brasília time, at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. The clash with Haiti marks another round of Group C in the 2026 World Cup. For fans following Carlo Ancelotti’s team in its second challenge of the tournament, Coluna do Fla notes that Globo will show the match on free-to-air TV.

On TV Globo, Everaldo Marques will handle play-by-play. Meanwhile, Ana Thaís Matos, Cristiane Rozeira, Denilson, and Junior make up the commentary team.

SBT will also broadcast the match on free-to-air TV. Galvão Bueno will be on play-by-play, joined by commentators Alexandre Pato and Mauro Beting, while Mauro Naves, André Hernan, and João Venturi will report from the sidelines.

In addition, on pay TV, SporTV will air the match with play-by-play from Luiz Carlos Jr and analysis from Ricardinho and Eric Faria. On Ge TV, Jorge Iggor will call the match, with commentary from Luana Maluf and Jorginho Frello, a Flamengo player.

Finally, CazéTV will feature Luis Felipe Freitas on play-by-play, with commentary from Casimiro Miguel and Fernando Campos. Alongside them, names such as Fernanda Gentil, Ju Cabral, Romário, Guilherme Beltrão, Chico Moedas, and Diogo Defante will also be involved in the broadcast.

WILL COLUNA DO FLA BROADCAST BRAZIL VS HAITI?

As tradition dictates, Coluna do Fla is preparing special coverage for Brazil’s match. The pre-match show begins two hours before kickoff, at 7:30 p.m. Brasília time, offering a space for direct interaction between the reporters and the fans. Simon Lédo, Leo José, Rock Hudson, Jonas Stelmann, Lucas Pessin, Thiago Paiva, and the fiercest crew on the internet will be part of the live stream.

The Coluna do Fla reporting team captures the atmosphere on the streets, brings exclusive behind-the-scenes coverage, and details the movements involving the four Rubro-Negro players called up: Alex Sandro, Danilo, Léo Pereira, and Paquetá.

In addition, Coluna do Fla follows the players’ every move daily and delivers technical analysis with the authority of those who know the day-to-day of the Most Beloved club. Fans will find live broadcasts, coverage, interviews, and news surrounding the Brazil National Team.

HOW ARE BRAZIL AND HAITI COMING INTO THE MATCH?

The Brazil National Team is looking for its first win of the World Cup after a 1-1 draw with Morocco in the opener. Haiti, meanwhile, is trying to bounce back after a 1-0 loss to Scotland.

At the moment, Scotland lead the group with three points, while Brazil and Morocco have one point each. Brazil sit in third place, and Haiti are bottom of the group.

That makes this match highly important for qualification. In addition to winning, Brazil needs to build up its goal difference, since qualification could be decided on tiebreakers at the end of the group stage. Carlo Ancelotti’s side comes in as the clear favorite, but it needs to be efficient in turning control into a favorable scoreline.

WHAT IS BRAZIL’S PROBABLE LINEUP?

Expectations are focused on the Italian coach’s second World Cup lineup. Brazil’s likely team is: Alisson; Danilo, Marquinhos, Gabriel Magalhães and Douglas Santos; Casemiro, Bruno Guimarães and Lucas Paquetá (Danilo Santos); Raphinha, Matheus Cunha and Vini Jr.

COME WITH COLUNA DO FLA!

Coluna do Fla is following every development of this opener, offering up-to-date information on the lineups, the players’ physical condition, and the strategic decisions for the match. Visit the website, social media channels, and YouTube so you don’t miss any detail of the game.

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