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Morocco vs Brazil 2026: Kick-off time, TV channels & match preview

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Morocco vs Brazil 2026: Kick-off time, TV channels & match preview

Morocco kicks off its 2026 World Cup campaign with a blockbuster clash against Brazil at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Kick-off: 4:00 PM (Morocco), 8:00 PM (Brazil), 11:00 AM (New York). Live on beIN Sports (MENA), TF1 (France), and Globo (Brazil). Moroccan expats should check local broadcasters. The Atlas Lions (FIFA 7th) face the Seleção (6th) in Group C. After a historic semi-final in 2022 and an impressive unbeaten run under Mohamed Ouahbine, Morocco aims to prove their run was no fluke. A win would be a statement. Brazil, led by Vinicius Junior, seeks its first title since 2002. Head-to-head: Brazil leads 2-1, but Morocco won the last friendly (2-1 in Tangier, 2019). For expats, this match is a source of pride. Watch via streaming apps (beIN, SFR). Don't miss this top-tier showdown.

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