Match #76Round of 32
Brazil flagBrazilFIFA #6
vs
Japan flagJapanFIFA #18

Monday, June 29, 2026

Kickoff 9:00 PM ET (7:00 PM CST) at Estadio BBVA, Monterrey

Brazil vs Japan - Monday, June 29, 2026 - World Cup 2026 Match 76

Mon, Jun 29

Date

9:00 PM

Kickoff (ET)

Round of 32

Round

#76

Match

Where to watch Brazil vs Japan

All countries →

Official rights-holders by country. Streaming-only services and free-to-air channels are tagged.

United States
Canada
  • CTV(TV, English, Bell Media)
  • TSN(TV, English)
  • TSN+(stream, English stream)
  • RDS(TV, French)
Mexico
United Kingdom
Australia
Germany
  • ARD(TV, Free-to-air, Das Erste)
  • ZDF(TV, Free-to-air)
  • MagentaTV(stream, All 104 matches)
France
Spain
Brazil
Argentina
Japan
  • NHK(TV, Free-to-air)
  • ABEMA(stream, Free streaming)
South Korea

Rights and channel assignments verified ahead of the tournament. Live channel for FOX (US English) and Telemundo (US Spanish) splits between primary and secondary networks per match . check the rights-holder's schedule on match day for the exact channel.

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Match-day essentials - Estadio BBVA

Gates open

Gates typically open 90 minutes before kickoff for FIFA World Cup matches. Confirm exact times on the FIFA app once your tickets appear.

Bag policy

Small bags only - max ~30×20×10 cm. FIFA-specific policy TBA.

Tickets

Mobile-only via the FIFA app. Save your ticket offline before leaving for the stadium and bring government photo ID matching your FIFA ID account.

Cash or card

Cards widely accepted. Bring 500-1000 Mexican pesos cash for small vendors.

Best way to get there

Uber / DiDi (most common)

MX$300-500 (~$15-25) from central Monterrey. 35-55 min depending on traffic.

When to arrive

Arrive 90-120 min early. Monterrey heat in June/July (90-100°F / 32-38°C) is dry but intense - hydrate.

Venue

Estadio BBVA

Monterrey - 53,460 capacity - Open roof

Estadio BBVA in Guadalupe, Monterrey is consistently ranked among the most beautiful stadiums in the Americas. Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Cerro de la Silla mountain - a UNESCO-listed natural landmark - the 2015-built ground combines modern architecture with one of the most spectacular natural settings of any football venue on Earth.

Address

Av. Pablo Livas, El Barrial, 67250 Guadalupe, Nuevo León, Mexico

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About This Match

Brazil face Japan in the Round of 32 on Monday, June 29, 2026. Brazil are ranked #6 in the world and managed by Dorival Júnior; Japan sit at #18 under Hajime Moriyasu. The match kicks off at 19:00 local time at Estadio BBVA in Monterrey.

Brazil

Brazil, the most successful nation in World Cup history with five titles, arrive at 2026 hungry to end a 24-year wait for a sixth star. Under Dorival Júnior, the Seleção boast one of the most exciting attacking units in world football, led by Real Madrid's electric Vinicius Jr and the emerging young superstar Endrick. Group C alongside Morocco, Scotland, and Haiti looks very manageable, and Brazil will be heavy favourites to top the group and challenge deep into the tournament. A quarter-century without a title has brought unusual scrutiny to Brazilian football, but the talent in this squad has the potential to silence the doubters.

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Japan

Japan arrive at World Cup 2026 as Asia's form team, having won every match in their final Asian qualification round and consistently punching above their weight on the global stage. The Blue Samurai, under the experienced Hajime Moriyasu, famously beat both Germany and Spain at Qatar 2022 in what was one of the tournament's most shocking upsets. Group F places Japan alongside the Netherlands, Tunisia, and Sweden - a group where they can legitimately challenge for a top-two finish. With Premier League regulars like Kaoru Mitoma and Wataru Endo complementing domestic J-League stars, Japan's technical quality continues to grow with each World Cup cycle.

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Recent Form

Last results for Brazil and Japan in pre-tournament friendlies. Updated through the FIFA window.

Brazil

WW
  • Jun 6vs Egypt2-1
  • May 31vs Panama6-2

Japan

W
  • May 31vs Iceland1-0

Where to Watch Brazil vs Japan

FIFA World Cup 2026 broadcasters by region. All host-country networks carry every match. Streaming apps are typically gated by region or by a paid subscription.

United States

FOX (English), Telemundo (Spanish)

FOX Sports app, Peacock

Canada

TSN, CTV, ICI Tou.tv (French)

TSN+, Crave

Mexico

TUDN, Canal 5, TV Azteca

ViX, TUDN app

United Kingdom

BBC One, ITV1

BBC iPlayer, ITVX

Australia

Optus Sport

Optus Sport app

Verify the exact channel on your provider's guide. Channels can shift between siblings (e.g. FOX → FS1) match by match.

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Brazil vs Japan - FAQ

When is Brazil vs Japan in the 2026 World Cup?+

Brazil vs Japan is on Monday, June 29, 2026 with kickoff at 19:00 local time at Estadio BBVA in Monterrey.

Where is Brazil vs Japan being played?+

The match is at Estadio BBVA in Monterrey. Capacity 53,460, Open roof.

What round is Brazil vs Japan?+

It's a Round of 32 match - match number 76 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

How do I get to Estadio BBVA for Brazil vs Japan?+

Uber / DiDi (most common): MX$300-500 (~$15-25) from central Monterrey. 35-55 min depending on traffic.

What time should I arrive at Estadio BBVA?+

Arrive 90-120 min early. Monterrey heat in June/July (90-100°F / 32-38°C) is dry but intense - hydrate.

What is Brazil's FIFA ranking heading into the World Cup?+

Brazil is ranked #6 in the FIFA World Rankings, managed by Dorival Júnior. Their best World Cup result is Champion and they have won the World Cup 5 times.

What is Japan's FIFA ranking heading into the World Cup?+

Japan is ranked #18 in the FIFA World Rankings, managed by Hajime Moriyasu. Their best World Cup result is Round of 16.