Japan v Brazil: 2026 friendly date, kick-off time and how to watch online

Japan and Brazil will meet in a friendly at the National Stadium in Singapore during the November international break.

The match will be played on Saturday, 14 November 2026. Kick-off is scheduled for 13:15 Saudi Arabia time and 14:15 in the United Arab Emirates.

The fixture listing also records the game under Friendly matches, Round 1, with a listed time of 07:15 on 14 November 2026.

Which channels are showing Japan v Brazil?

No Arabic-language broadcaster has announced coverage of the Japan v Brazil friendly.

In Brazil, the match will be shown on SporTV.

How to watch Japan v Brazil online

The game will be available to watch online through the TOD TV app and beIN Connect.

The match guide also refers to Nord VPN for viewers seeking a secure and fast internet connection.

Japan v Brazil: match details

| Fixture | Japan v Brazil |
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| Competition | Friendly |
| Date | Saturday, 14 November 2026 |
| Venue | National Stadium, Singapore |
| Kick-off | 13:15 Saudi Arabia time; 14:15 UAE time |
| Brazilian broadcaster | SporTV |
| Online platforms | TOD TV and beIN Connect |

The source article does not provide expected line-ups, recent results for either side or a detailed record of their recent head-to-head meetings.

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