Where to Watch World Cup 2026 — Brazil

Globo’s package covers 54 matches across the free-to-air TV Globo channel, the SporTV cable network and the Globoplay streaming service — every Seleção group game plus the final on July 19. SBT’s return after a 30-year absence adds another 32 free matches with simulcast on the NSports streaming app, including Brazil’s likely Round of 16 fixture. CazéTV, the YouTube channel hosted by Casimiro Miguel, carries all 104 matches free with roughly half of those exclusive to the platform — the broadest free streaming offer of any 2026 broadcaster worldwide.

Brazil arrive in North America chasing a record-extending sixth title and a first World Cup in 24 years. Group fixtures are scheduled across US, Mexican and Canadian venues; kick-off times convert to early-afternoon and prime-time slots in BRT, so most matches fit naturally into the Brazilian viewing evening. CazéTV’s 2022 audience peaked at 6.8 million concurrent viewers — expect that number to dwarf in 2026 with Globo and SBT also competing for share across linear TV.