Best Streaming Platforms: Brazil Vs Bolivia Match

Brazil and Bolivia are set to face off in a CONMEBOL 2026 World Cup Qualifying match on Friday, September 8, 2023, at 8:45 p.m. EDT (5:45 p.m. PT) at the Mangueirao Stadium in Belem, Brazil. If you're wondering where to watch this highly anticipated match, here's everything you need to know. For viewers in the United States, the game will be available to watch live on streaming platforms such as fubo, VIX, Universo, DirecTV Stream, Sling Latino, and ViX. These streaming services offer convenient access to the match on various devices, including computers, smartphones, tablets, and streaming devices connected to your TV. Additionally, match highlights and live updates will be available on specific platforms for those who can't tune in live.

Live stream options

The game between Brazil and Bolivia will be available to watch on several streaming platforms. In the US, the match will be shown live on fubo, VIX, Universo, DirecTV Stream, Sling Latino, and ViX. For those in the UK, there is currently no way to legally watch the game on TV or via livestream. In India, the game will be available to stream on DAZN.

If you're in the US and looking to stream the game, you can take advantage of a 7-day free trial offered by fubo. To sign up for the trial, you can follow these steps:

• Click on the link for the Fubo 7-day trial.
• Click on the "Start your free trial" button.
• Click "Next" on the next page and enter your email address to sign up. You can also use your Facebook or Google logins.
• During sign-up, select your plan level and enter billing information – you won't be charged until the 7-day trial is over.
• After signing up, you'll be taken to the Fubo main screen, where you can either scroll down to see the TV listings or click on the "Guide" button to see all the available channels.

With Fubo, you can watch the game on your computer, smartphone, tablet, Roku, Apple TV, or connect it to your TV with Google Chromecast. Additionally, Fubo offers streaming for a wide range of sports and leagues, including the World Cup, Women's World Cup, MLS, UEFA Champions League, and more.

TV channels

Brazil vs Bolivia is a CONMEBOL World Cup qualifier for the 2026 World Cup. The game will be played at the Mangueirao Stadium in Belem, Brazil, on Friday, September 8, 2023, at 8:45 p.m. ET (5:45 p.m. PT).

In the United States, the match will be shown live on Universo, Fubo, VIX, and DirecTV Stream. Sling Latino and ViX will also be streaming the game.

For US viewers, Fubo is a legal streaming service that allows you to watch the game on various devices, including computers, smartphones, tablets, and TVs (using Roku, Apple TV, or Google Chromecast). Fubo also offers a 7-day free trial.

In the UK, there is currently no way to legally watch the match on TV or via livestream. However, DAZN will be streaming the game in India.

For viewers in the US who prefer to watch via Pay Per View, the streaming service Fanatiz will be offering the match for $29.99 as a single game, or as part of a two-game bundle for $49.99.

Kick-off time

The Brazil vs Bolivia match will kick off at 8:45 pm EDT or 5:45 pm PT on Friday, September 8, 2023. The game will be held at the Mangueirao Stadium in Belem, Brazil.

The game marks the start of the qualification campaign for the 2026 World Cup in North America for both teams. Brazil, the five-time World Cup winners, will be looking to secure one of the six automatic berths allocated to South American sides, while Bolivia, who have only qualified for the World Cup three times, will be aiming for their first appearance since 1994.

Brazil's interim coach Fernando Diniz will be hoping to start the qualifying campaign on a positive note, as the team has only won one out of their last four fixtures. On the other hand, Bolivia has only managed one win in their last 11 fixtures across all competitions.

For viewers in the US, the match will be available to watch on Universo, Fubo, DirecTV Stream, Sling Latino, and ViX. International viewers can check their local listings or streaming services for availability.

Team news

Brazil

Brazil's squad is a mix of experienced players and young talent. The team is led by interim coach Fernando Diniz, who replaced Ramon Menezes in the role. The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) is yet to appoint a permanent successor to Tite, with links to Carlo Ancelotti continuing to grow.

Brazil's star forward, Neymar, is back in the squad and will be looking to add to his tally of 77 international goals. He recently signed for Saudi Pro League club Al-Hilal and is joined by a number of Premier League players, including goalkeepers Alisson and Ederson, Newcastle United's Joelinton and Bruno Guimaraes, and the unexpected inclusion of Matheus Cunha.

Manchester United's Antony has been removed from the team following recent domestic abuse allegations. Vinicius Junior and Eder Militao are also absent due to injury, while Lucas Paqueta of West Ham United has been left out of the squad.

Brazil's predicted starting XI is:

• Alisson
• Danilo
• Marquinhos
• Gabriel
• Caio Henrique
• Casemiro
• Bruno Guimaraes
• Joelinton
• Raphinha
• Gabriel Jesus
• Neymar

Bolivia

Bolivia are dealing with several injuries, including Jeyson Chura and Jesus Sagredo. Manager Gustavo Costas has also excluded Danny Bejarano and Ramiro Vaca from the squad, despite them being part of the team that played against Chile in June.

Bolivia's predicted starting XI is:

• Lampe
• Jose Sagredo
• Quinteros
• Roca
• Diego Bejarano
• Cespedes
• Quiroga
• Fernandez
• Miguelito
• Algaranaz
• Moreno

Bolivia are the lowest-ranked team in CONMEBOL qualifying and have not reached the World Cup since 1994. Captain Marcelo Moreno is the key player in a largely domestic-based squad, finishing as the top scorer in 2022 qualifying with 10 goals.

Previous results

Brazil and Bolivia have faced off in several matches over the years, with Brazil typically coming out on top. Here is a look at some of their previous encounters:

September 8, 2023

Brazil kicked off their 2026 World Cup qualification campaign with a dominant 5-1 win over Bolivia. Rodrygo and Neymar, with a brace each, and Raphinha were on the scoresheet for Brazil, while Victor Abrego scored a consolation goal for Bolivia. This match was also significant as Neymar became Brazil's all-time leading goal scorer, surpassing the legendary Pele.

Previous World Cup Qualifiers

Brazil and Bolivia have faced each other multiple times in previous World Cup qualifying campaigns. The results from those encounters include:

• Bolivia 0-4 Brazil
• Brazil 5-0 Bolivia
• Brazil 3-0 Bolivia
• Bolivia 0-0 Brazil
• Brazil 5-0 Bolivia

Friendly Matches

While the exact dates are not known, there have been a few friendly matches between the two teams. According to one source, the results of these friendlies were:

• Bolivia 0-4 Brazil
• Brazil 5-0 Bolivia
• Brazil 3-0 Bolivia

Frequently asked questions