🇧🇷 How to watch Brazil at the 2026 World Cup in Spanish
Brazil reach the 2026 World Cup through CONMEBOL and have been drawn into Group C alongside Morocco, Haiti and Scotland. Brazil are former world champions, with 5 titles, so they arrive among the favourites rather than the underdogs. Much of the attention will fall on Vinícius Júnior, the team's marquee name.
How to watch in Spanish
To watch Brazil in Spanish in the United States, the simplest free option is Telemundo, which broadcasts over the air and reaches the large majority of US Hispanic households at no cost.
Universo carries additional Spanish-language coverage on cable, and Peacock streams the matches in Spanish for viewers who prefer to watch on a phone, tablet or smart TV. If you only want the biggest games, free over-the-air Telemundo is usually enough; if you want every match in Spanish, Peacock is the most complete option.
How to watch Brazil without cable
You do not need cable to follow Brazil. Stream their matches in Spanish on Peacock, which runs on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, phones and smart TVs, or watch the biggest games free over the air on Telemundo with a digital antenna.
Live-TV services like Fubo, DirecTV Stream and Sling also carry Telemundo and Universo over the internet, with no cable contract.
Most of these streaming apps offer a free trial, and a digital antenna is a one-time purchase, so you can follow Brazil in Spanish without committing to a monthly cable bill, and switch between the free over-the-air signal and streaming depending on the match.
Brazil's road to the World Cup
Brazil qualified through the South American (CONMEBOL) qualifiers, among the toughest in the world. It arrives as one of the leading title contenders. Brazil reach the 2026 World Cup through CONMEBOL and have landed in Group C alongside Morocco, Haiti and Scotland, where the group path will decide how far they go.
Brazil key players
- Vinícius Júnior — Unbalancing left winger, the team's biggest star
- Rodrygo — Versatile, technical attacker, dangerous between the lines
- Marquinhos — Centre-back and leader of the defence
- Alisson — Elite goalkeeper, secure and dependable
- Bruno Guimarães — Complete midfielder who dictates the tempo
Brazil fixtures
In the group stage, Brazil play three matches, each available in Spanish. On Saturday Jun 13, Brazil face Morocco at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ. On Friday Jun 19, Brazil face Haiti at Lincoln Financial Field in Filadelfia, PA. On Wednesday Jun 24, Brazil face Scotland at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, FL.
Every match is on Telemundo or Universo on TV and on Peacock for streaming, so you can follow Brazil in Spanish whichever way you watch.
| US EasternET · UTC-4· Your time zone | 6:00 PMJun 13 |
| Mexico / Central AmericaCT · UTC-6 | 4:00 PMJun 13 |
| Argentina / Uruguay / ChileART · UTC-3 | 7:00 PMJun 13 |
| Colombia / Peru / EcuadorCOT · UTC-5 | 5:00 PMJun 13 |
| US PacificPT · UTC-7 | 3:00 PMJun 13 |
| SpainCEST · UTC+2 | 12:00 AMJun 14 |
| US EasternET · UTC-4· Your time zone | 9:00 PMJun 19 |
| Mexico / Central AmericaCT · UTC-6 | 7:00 PMJun 19 |
| Argentina / Uruguay / ChileART · UTC-3 | 10:00 PMJun 19 |
| Colombia / Peru / EcuadorCOT · UTC-5 | 8:00 PMJun 19 |
| US PacificPT · UTC-7 | 6:00 PMJun 19 |
| SpainCEST · UTC+2 | 3:00 AMJun 20 |
| US EasternET · UTC-4· Your time zone | 6:00 PMJun 24 |
| Mexico / Central AmericaCT · UTC-6 | 4:00 PMJun 24 |
| Argentina / Uruguay / ChileART · UTC-3 | 7:00 PMJun 24 |
| Colombia / Peru / EcuadorCOT · UTC-5 | 5:00 PMJun 24 |
| US PacificPT · UTC-7 | 3:00 PMJun 24 |
| SpainCEST · UTC+2 | 12:00 AMJun 25 |
What to expect from Brazil
In Group C it is clear favourite to finish first ahead of Morocco, Haiti and Scotland. The stated aim is to fight for the trophy. Overflowing individual talent, attacking flair and directness through its wingers.
Advancing from the group
Brazil need a top-two finish in Group C to advance automatically. In the 48-team format, the eight best third-placed teams across the 12 groups also reach the Round of 32, so even a third-place finish can be enough with the right goal difference.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I watch Brazil in Spanish?+
Every Brazil match is on Peacock in Spanish, with Telemundo (free over the air) or Universo carrying the games on TV.
Is Brazil free to watch in Spanish?+
When Brazil is on Telemundo over the air, yes, it is free with an antenna. Peacock and Universo are paid options that also stream it in Spanish.
What group is Brazil in?+
Brazil is in Group C, alongside Morocco, Haiti and Scotland.
When does Brazil play next?+
Brazil's next match kicks off on Jun 13 (US Eastern). See the fixtures above for all kickoff times.
How many matches does Brazil play in the group stage?+
Three group-stage matches; the top two of the group and the eight best third-placed teams advance to the Round of 32.
What time does Brazil play today?+
If Brazil have a match today, the kickoff times in every time zone are in the fixtures table above; the page rolls forward to their next match automatically.
What channel is Brazil on in Spanish?+
On TV, Telemundo or Universo; for streaming, Peacock, all with Spanish-language commentary.
How can I watch Brazil without cable?+
Stream the matches on Peacock, or use Telemundo's free over-the-air signal with a digital antenna. No cable subscription is required.
Mariana Delgado is a bilingual football writer based in Los Angeles. She covers where and how to watch soccer in Spanish in the US, with a focus on the World Cup, Liga MX and Europe's top leagues, helping fans never miss their team.
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