Morocco vs Brazil World Cup 2026 Match Time Channels
The Atlas Lions face Brazil this Saturday at MetLife Stadium for their entry into the 2026 World Cup. This first major test of Group C is generating immense enthusiasm among supporters of both teams.
Twenty-eight years after their match during the 1998 edition in France, the two teams meet again for a fixture that will be played to a full house in New Jersey. Achraf Hakimi and Marquinhos, captains and club teammates, will have the mission to guide their teams towards a first strategic victory. The stakes are high in a group that also includes Scotland and Haiti, whose direct confrontation is scheduled for the night of Saturday to Sunday.
On Bladi.net : Morocco vs Norway: Match Time, TV Channels, World Cup Prep
To prepare for this encounter, coach Mohamed Ouahbi had to make last-minute adjustments. Facing the absences of Nayef Aguerd and Abdessamad Ezzalzouli, who suffered a knee sprain during the friendly match against Norway, Marwan Saâdane and Amine Sbaï were called in as reinforcements. The opposing squad is equally depleted by injuries, with Carlo Ancelotti having to do without Wesley, Rodrygo, Estêvão and Éder Militão.
On Bladi.net : Atlas Lions Face DR Congo in CHAN 2025 Showdown: Quarter-Final Spot at Stake
The kickoff of this highly anticipated match will take place at 23:00 (Morocco time) and therefore midnight in France and Belgium. The television broadcast will be ensured in Morocco by the channels Arryadia TNT and Al Aoula TNT, plus coverage on the SNRT Live platform. Internationally, football enthusiasts will also be able to follow the match via beIN Sports MAX 2, TOD, DAZN and Rai 1. In France, it is possible to watch the match live on channel M6. In Belgium, Tipik Sport broadcasts the match live.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DZf0VFON9bf/
Related Articles
-
From 4 to 7 out of 10: Achraf Hakimi divides the French press after Rennes-PSG
24 August 2026
-
Rejected at medical, this Moroccan finds a club nine days later
23 August 2026
-
At 18, Ayyoub Bouaddi is set to become the most expensive Moroccan player in history
23 August 2026
-
Just Back After 430 Days Out, Chadi Riad Is Carried Off on a Stretcher
23 August 2026
-
Achraf Hakimi gave him confidence: Ali Maamar, the Moroccan rising at Anderlecht
23 August 2026