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Brazil faces Morocco at MetLife Stadium on Saturday as both teams begin their bids for FIFA World Cup 2026 glory.
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Jun 7, 2026; Harrison, New Jersey, USA; Morocco defender Achraf Hakimi (2) controls the ball against Norway during the second half of a Road to 26 men’s international friendly at Sports Illustrated Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Brad Penner-Imagn Images
Five-time world champion Brazil faces a difficult opener at FIFA World Cup 2026 when it takes on reigning Africa Cup of Nations titleholder Morocco on Saturday. The two teams will headline at MetLife Stadium in what looks likely to be one of the must-watch matchups featured on the opening weekend of this year’s tournament.
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The Selecao have fresh hopes of ending their 24-year search for a world title with Carlo Ancelotti at the helm heading into his first major international tournament as a head coach. Brazil has warmed up well for World Cup 2026, having won its last three warm-up fixtures, averaging more than three goals scored per game in that span.
Morocco, meanwhile, is lurking as an underdog to top Group C after being awarded the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations crown under controversial circumstances earlier this year. This year’s final initially ended with a controversial 1-0 extra-time win for Senegal before the Atlas Lions were later awarded the 3-0 forfeit win following a review of Senegal’s conduct en route to a tainted finale victory.
Brazil is sweating on the fitness of icon Neymar, who is in a race against time to be fit as Ancelotti’s only injury concern following a calf knock picked up last month. Morocco captain Achraf Hakimi looks set to start at right-back after helping Paris Saint-Germain to the Champions League title; meanwhile, as his nation looks to build on its all-time best fourth-place finish in Qatar four years ago.
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Jun 7, 2026; Harrison, New Jersey, USA; Morocco defender Achraf Hakimi (2) controls the ball against Norway during the second half of a Road to 26 men’s international friendly at Sports Illustrated Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Brad Penner-Imagn Images
How to Watch Brazil vs Morocco
- Date: Saturday, June 13, 2026
- Time: 6 PM EDT
- Channel: FOX Sports 1
- Stream: Fubo (try for free)
Five-time world champion Brazil faces a difficult opener at FIFA World Cup 2026 when it takes on reigning Africa Cup of Nations titleholder Morocco on Saturday. The two teams will headline at MetLife Stadium in what looks likely to be one of the must-watch matchups featured on the opening weekend of this year’s tournament.
– Live Stream Brazil vs Morocco with Fubo –
The Selecao have fresh hopes of ending their 24-year search for a world title with Carlo Ancelotti at the helm heading into his first major international tournament as a head coach. Brazil has warmed up well for World Cup 2026, having won its last three warm-up fixtures, averaging more than three goals scored per game in that span.
Morocco, meanwhile, is lurking as an underdog to top Group C after being awarded the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations crown under controversial circumstances earlier this year. This year’s final initially ended with a controversial 1-0 extra-time win for Senegal before the Atlas Lions were later awarded the 3-0 forfeit win following a review of Senegal’s conduct en route to a tainted finale victory.
Brazil is sweating on the fitness of icon Neymar, who is in a race against time to be fit as Ancelotti’s only injury concern following a calf knock picked up last month. Morocco captain Achraf Hakimi looks set to start at right-back after helping Paris Saint-Germain to the Champions League title; meanwhile, as his nation looks to build on its all-time best fourth-place finish in Qatar four years ago.
Live stream Brazil vs Morocco on FS1 with Fubo: Start your free trial now!
With Fubo, you can watch live television without cable on your phone, TV, or tablet. Fubo carries a wide array of sports and entertainment channels, including local sports packages and top national channels like ABC, FOX, CBS, ESPN, FS1, MTV, Comedy Central, and much more. The best part is you can try it out today for free.
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