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Brazil vs Morocco WC 2026: Date, Time, Live Stream & Key Details

Brazil will face Morocco in the FIFA World Cup 2026 Group C opener on June 14 at MetLife Stadium. The match is considered the highlight fixture of the opening round, with both teams favorites to advance. Live streaming will be available on Zee5, while TV telecast will be on Unite8 Sports channels in India. Brazil is led by coach Carlo Ancelotti, while Morocco is coached by Mohamed Ouahbi.

FIFA WC 2026: When and where to watch Brazil vs Morocco, know all details

New Jersey, June 13

Brazil will kick off their FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign against Morocco, likely the highlight fixture of the opening round. Group C also includes Haiti and Scotland, but Brazil and Morocco are regarded as the strongest teams and favourites for direct passage to the Round of 32.

Head coach Carlo Ancelotti leads a star-studded Brazilian team with high expectations, while Morocco, under Mohamed Ouahbi, has risen impressively in recent years and is now one of the most respected international teams.

Both nations boast quality players and aim for a deep tournament run. This match could be crucial in deciding who leads Group C and secures a favourable route in the knockout stages.

How to watch Brazil vs Morocco live in India

Live streaming and live telecast of the FIFA World Cup 2026 football matches will be available on the Zee5 platform and app in India. However, A subscription will be needed.

Live telecast of the FIFA World Cup 2026 will be available on the Unite8 Sports 1, Unite8 Sports 1 HD, Unite8 Sports 2, and Unite8 Sports 2 HD TV channels in India.

Key details

Date and kick-off time: Sunday, June 14, 03:30 AM (IST)

Venue: MetLife Stadium (New York, New Jersey, USA)

Referee: Slavko Vincic

Squads

Brazil:

Goalkeepers: Alisson, Ederson, Weverton

Defenders: Alex Sandro, Bremer, Danilo, Douglas Santos, Gabriel Magalhaes, Ibanez, Leo Pereira, Marquinhos, Wesley

Midfielders: Bruno Guimaraes, Casemiro, Danilo Santos, Fabinho, Lucas Paqueta

Forwards: Endrick, Gabriel Martinelli, Igor Thiago, Luiz Henrique, Matheus Cunha, Neymar Jr., Raphinha, Rayan, Vinicius Junior

Morocco:

Goalkeepers: Yassine Bounou, Munir El Kajoui, Reda Tagnaouti

Defenders: Achraf Hakimi, Noussair Mazraoui, Anass Salah-Eddine, Youssef Belammari, Zakaria El Ouahdi, Nayef Aguerd, Chadi Riad, Redouane Halhal, Issa Diop

Midfielders: Samir El Mourabet, Ayyoub Bouaddi, Neil El Aynaoui, Sofyan Amrabat, Azzedine Ounahi, Bilal El Khannouss, Ismael Saibari

Forwards: Abde Ezzalzouli, Chemsdine Talbi, Soufiane Rahimi, Ayoub El Kaabi, Brahim Diaz, Gessime Yassine, Ayoube Amaimouni.

— IANS

Reader Comments

Sneha F

Finally, some proper football coverage in India! Unite8 Sports channels are doing a great job. But I wish the matches were scheduled at a more convenient time for us. That said, I'm rooting for Morocco this time - their run in 2022 was incredible and they've only gotten stronger. India needs to learn from such teams about grassroot development.

Rahul R

Brazil's squad depth is just insane - they've got Endrick, Vinicius Junior, and still Neymar leading the line. But Morocco's defense with Aguerd and Bounou is rock solid. This could be a low-scoring thriller. My prediction: 2-1 Brazil, but Morocco will make them work hard for it. 🔥

Priya S

I appreciate the coverage but why do we always need a separate subscription for World Cup matches? It's getting expensive for fans. Also, the timing is brutal - 3:30 AM on a Sunday? At least it's a weekend so we can sleep in after the match. Looking forward to seeing Hakimi vs Vinicius Jr - should be a great battle on the wings!

Vikram M

Morocco have really become a force to reckon with. From their 2022 World Cup semifinal run to now consistently beating top teams - they're showing what proper planning can achieve. Brazil might be favourites on paper but this Morocco team has that underdog spirit that's hard to break. Can't wait for this one! 🏆

Kavya N

One minor criticism - the article could've mentioned more about the Indian

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