Whether you are looking to stream the game on your preferred digital device or watch the action unfold on a traditional television screen, fans in the USA have a few fantastic options to catch the Brazil vs. Japan World Cup match for absolutely free.
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The highly anticipated Round of 32 clash is scheduled to kick off on Monday, June 29, 2026 (12:00 PM Eastern Time / 9:00 AM Pacific Time), broadcasting live from Dallas Stadium (AT&T Stadium) in Arlington, Texas. This crucial knockout fixture features a high-stakes, win-or-go-home battle for a coveted spot in the Round of 16. While five-time world champions Brazil are eager to assert their historical dominance, the Samurai Blue enter the match full of belief, looking to repeat their historic 3-2 upset victory over the Seleção from late last year.
Watch Brazil vs Japan for FREE
If you have cut the cord, lack a traditional TV antenna, and want to stream the broadcast on a smart TV or mobile device, your best bet is to sign up for a temporary free trial with a premium live TV streaming platform. Just remember to cancel your subscription before the trial window expires so you don't get charged for the first month.
Provider | Trial length | Channels |
5 days | ||
5 days |
Check out GOAL's guide on how to cancel your Fubo subscription to make sure you aren't charged at the end of your trial.
Over-the-Air (OTA) TV Antenna
Because the English-language broadcast for this exciting fixture is hosted on the main FOX network and the Spanish-language broadcast is televised on Telemundo, both are major local broadcast networks. This means you can watch either feed 100% free of charge by simply plugging a standard over-the-air digital TV antenna directly into your television set.
- For English commentary: Tune into your local FOX broadcast station.
- For Spanish commentary: Tune into your local Telemundo broadcast station.
FOX Channel Guide
If you are looking to catch the English-language commentary on your local over-the-air affiliate, check the table below to find the correct channel for your metropolitan area:
Media Market / Coverage Area | FOX Affiliate Station | Virtual Channel Number |
New York Metro Area | WNYW | Channel 5 |
Los Angeles Area | KTTV | Channel 11 |
Chicago Area | WFLD | Channel 32 |
Dallas–Fort Worth Area | KDFW | Channel 4 |
Houston Area | KRIV | Channel 26 |
Atlanta Area | WAGA-TV | Channel 5 |
Philadelphia Area | WTXF-TV | Channel 29 |
Washington, D.C. Area | WTTG | Channel 5 |
Boston Area | WFXT | Channel 25 |
Miami–Fort Lauderdale Area | WSVN | Channel 7 |
San Francisco Bay Area | KTVU | Channel 2 |
Phoenix Area | KSAZ-TV | Channel 10 |
Telemundo Channel Guide (Spanish Broadcast)
For viewers looking to experience the iconic high-energy Spanish broadcast over the air, check the table below for the corresponding Telemundo station in your local market:
Media Market / Coverage Area | Telemundo Affiliate Station | Virtual Channel Number |
New York Metro Area | WNJU | Channel 47 |
Los Angeles Area | KVEA | Channel 52 |
Chicago Area | WSNS-TV | Channel 44 |
Dallas–Fort Worth Area | KXTX-TV | Channel 39 |
Houston Area | KTMD | Channel 47 |
Atlanta Area | WKTB-CD | Channel 47 |
Philadelphia Area | WWSI | Channel 62 |
Washington, D.C. Area | WZDC-CD | Channel 44 |
Boston Area | WNEU | Channel 60 |
Miami–Fort Lauderdale Area | WSCV | Channel 51 |
San Francisco Bay Area | KSTS | Channel 48 |
Phoenix Area | KTAZ | Channel 39 |
What TV channel is FOX on?
If you are looking to catch the English-language commentary on your local over-the-air affiliate, check the table below to find the correct channel for your metropolitan area:
Media Market / Coverage Area | Telemundo Affiliate Station | Virtual Channel Number |
New York Metro Area | WNJU | Channel 47 |
Los Angeles Area | KVEA | Channel 52 |
Chicago Area | WSNS-TV | Channel 44 |
Dallas–Fort Worth Area | KXTX-TV | Channel 39 |
Houston Area | KTMD | Channel 47 |
Atlanta Area | WKTB-CD | Channel 47 |
Philadelphia Area | WWSI | Channel 62 |
Washington, D.C. Area | WZDC-CD | Channel 44 |
Boston Area | WNEU | Channel 60 |
Miami–Fort Lauderdale Area | WSCV | Channel 51 |
San Francisco Bay Area | KSTS | Channel 48 |
Phoenix Area | KTAZ | Channel 39 |





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