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How to watch and live stream Neymar's Santos FC and every other Brazilian Série A soccer game in the US

An all-you-need-to-know guide on where to watch Campeonato Brasileiro Série A and its superstars in the 2025 season

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It's officially happened. After an underwhelming spell in Saudi Arabia, Brazilian superstar Neymar Jr. has returned to his first club Santos FC.

There are few countries around the world that have quite the same love or association with soccer as Brazil. The nation's brand of football is synonymous with style, flair and expression, likened to the passion and extravagance of the samba.

From São Paulo to Rio, soccer is in the heart and soul of Brazilians all over the country. For many of the world's greatest ever players, professionally it often all starts in the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A. With Santos having recently been declared champions of Série B having suffered relegation the season before, they're back in the top league for the upcoming season. With world famous soccer star Neymar returning to the club he started out at in 2009, now's the perfect time to prepare yourself for the thrilling matches on offer from Brazil's top division for the 2025 season.

The league season, taking place between April and December each year, is an exciting and swashbuckling series of soccer games to enjoy each week. Here at GOAL, we'll explain exactly how can you stream one of the top leagues in South America.

Neymar Jr. and Santos

Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior began his soccer journey to stardom at the Brazilian club Santos FC, spending several years there between 2009 and 2013, before appearing on the radar of FC Barcelona. With a phenomenal fee of around $88 million for the talented player, he began a prosperous period of trophy wins, including La Liga and Champions League titles, until his 2017 departure for the glitz and glamour of Paris, with big spenders PSG (Paris Saint Germain). After that, a short stint in Saudi Arabia with Al-Hilal, where he netted a reported $100 million for two appearances and a lengthy spell on the sideline with injury. With the news that the talented player, now 32, is back at his first club, it's certainly added even more interest and enthusiasm to an already engaging and competitive league.

Which channels have the rights to Campeonato Brasileiro Série A soccer?

Across the USA there are a number of ways you can watch Brazilian football, with coverage across several languages including English, Portuguese and Spanish. For those wanting to enjoy Brazilian club action in Spanish-language, that coverage is owned currently by both Fanatiz and via ViX streaming platforms. Fanatiz allows soccer fans to see matches live or on demand, whereas Rede Globo currently provides spectators with the option to watch the match in native Portuguese.

Brasileiro Série A upcoming fixtures

DateFixtureTime (in ET)
August 2, 2025Sport vs Bahia3:00 PM
August 2, 2025Mirassol vs Vasco da Gama5:30 PM
August 2, 2025Fluminense vs Gremio8:00 PM
August 3, 2025Corinthians vs Fortaleza3:00 PM
August 3, 2025Botafogo vs Cruzeiro3:00 PM
August 3, 2025Ceara vs Flamengo5:30 PM
August 3, 2025Atletico Mineiro vs Bragantino5:30 PM
August 3, 2025Vitoria vs Palmeiras6:30 PM
August 3, 2025Internacional vs Sao Paulo7:30 PM
August 4, 2025Santos vs Juventude7:00 PM

Best TV packages to watch Campeonato Brasileiro Série A Soccer in 2025

But where can you watch these channels and how can you subscribe to them? Well, there are a number of different providers and packages ranging in price. Each will give you the chance to watch big-name teams such as São Paulo and Corinthians each week of the 2025 soccer season. Below you'll find some of the best deals out there to stream Brazil's premier division.

*Please be aware that all prices were correct at time of print and are subject to change*

  • Fanatiz

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    Fanatiz also offers English-language coverage, as well as in Portuguese and Spanish. The streaming platform specialises in soccer on the continent, with a host of divisions across the Americas. Priced at $9.99 per month, the package also includes a large amount of club-led content too, from teams like Palmeiras and Cruzeiro to name a few. Currently, there's a 2025 special offer, giving 40% off, which equates to just $5.99 per month.

    With this package, you can also stream the Argentine Primera Division, Categoría Primera A and a host of domestic cup competitions, alongside a live stream of the TyC channel.

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  • Amazon Prime Video

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    From the 2025 season, you'll be able to watch live Campeonato Brasileiro Série A games between April and December, after Amazon secured a five-year deal. Signing up to their monthly or annual subscriptions priced at $14.99 per month or $139.99 annually, with a lowest cost to students at $7.49 per month or $69.99 annually.

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  • Sling TV

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    Sling TV can provide you with ViX through the platform, but you'll still need to pay the $8.99 per month subscription on top of your Sling package.

    However, Sling TV provides a good option for soccer fans if they like to enjoy a game outside of the Brazil leagues too, with a host of top flight action from around the world.

    Sling TV offers two packages, the Blue and Orange, both of which are priced at $50.99 and $45.99 per month. With Sling Orange, you'll receive ESPN and TNT which have a number of top European soccer leagues. It's important to note that you do not receive ESPN Brasil with this, though. You can sign up to the Orange and Blue pack together for $65.99 per month.

    The Blue package offers Fox Sports and NBC, the former of which is useful for fans of the Brazil national team, as it is the home of the FIFA World Cup, where many top stars from sides like Santos and Corinthians team up with Europe's best Brazilians to showcase their samba philosophy on the world stage. It is also home of Brazil's domestic cup competition, the Copa do Brasil.

    Sling TV also can give you access to Rede Globo, which provides the best Portuguese coverage of the Campeonato Brasileiro, but this comes at an additional, small monthly fee.

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  • The Bottom Line & FAQs

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    If you're looking to enjoy the Brazilian top flight, then the best option for fans is to purchase the relevant streaming platform to their preferred language. In all cases it comes in at a relatively cheap monthly fee, with Fanatiz especially perfect for those with a wider interest in football across South America. However, packages like those you can get with SlingTV will open up more options, allowing you to watch the Brazil stars that have made their way across to the likes of Europe, where they're challenging for the likes of La Liga and the Bundesliga, both of which can be watched through ESPN.

    Campeonato Brasileiro Série A FAQs

    How to watch Brazil national team soccer

    If you do want to watch the very finest players to come out of Brazil, then you're going to want to be finding live streams of the Seleção. As Brazil's national team play in a number of different competitions, you'll find different channels featuring them.

    FOX Sports 1 have English-language rights to both the FIFA World Cup and the Copa America at present, which can be accessed through SlingTV as well as other platforms such as fuboTV.

    FuboTV also has rights to CONMEBOL qualification for the World Cup, so if you're looking to not miss any Brazil action, you'll need to consider one of fubo's packages, starting at $84.99. However, with that you get a lot of soccer for your money.

    Univision has exclusive Spanish-language rights to the Copa America, while you can stream the World Cup in the same language through Telemundo Deportes.

    When does the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A take place?

    The division runs through a large part of the year, usually kicking off in April and finishing in December in a double round-robin format. A total of 20 clubs play in the division, including Gremio, Flamengo, Atlético Mineiro, Cruzeiro and current champions Botafogo.

    How does a team qualify for the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A?

    Each year, four clubs are promoted from Série B, with four relegated from Série A. The bottom four clubs are relegated from the top flight each season, with those finishing in the top four promoted. There are currently no play-off systems in place.

    When did the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A begin?

    The division isn't as old as many of the top leagues throughout the world, but Brazil's top division still has a long and established history. The first competition kicked off in 1959, with many of its clubs now globally famous throughout the soccer world.

    Which team has won the most Campeonato Brasileiro Série A titles?

    Palmeiras have won the most titles in the competition's history (12), and are still among the biggest clubs to this day having last won the league in 2022. Santos are not far behind them, who were one of the dominant sides during the 1960s when the great Pele wore the number 10 shirt. Corinthians (7), Flamengo (7) and Sao Paulo (6) also have six or more titles each, with newly promoted Santos (8) in second as they chase Palmeiras for top spot.