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Where to watch and live stream Campeonato Brasileirão Serie A soccer

The Serie A is the top tier of soccer in Brazilian soccer and widely considered one of the most competitive leagues in the world.

With historic clubs including Flamengo, Palmeiras, Corinthians and Santos, they have produced some of the greatest legends of the game, from Pele to Neymar.

With a mix of dazzling skill and fierce, passionate rivalries, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch Brazilian Serie A soccer this season.

Upcoming Campeonato Brasileirão Serie A TV schedule

READ MORE: Where to watch Brazil today? Live streams and TV channels

Where to watch Campeonato Brasileirão Serie A for free

Unfortunately, Fanatiz - the streaming platform with exclusive rights to the Brazilian Serie A here in the United States - does not offer any way of watching their service for free.

Subscriptions for the plan needed to watch Brazilian Serie A soccer currently start at $9.99 per month.

To watch Brazilian soccer teams in Copa Libertadores or Copa Sudamericana action, you can take advantage of the five day free trial that is available through streaming service Fubo.

Where to watch Campeonato Brasileirão Serie A worldwide

Check out the table below to see where you can generally watch Brazilian Serie A soccer live if you are outside of the USA.

For a specific upcoming game, please make sure to check your local listings.

Country / RegionBroadcaster
BrazilGlobplay | Sky+ | Vivo Play | Premiere
CanadaTV Globo International
MexicoFanatiz | TV Globo
ChinaK-Ball

If you're out of the country and you would like to watch the latest Brazilian Serie A game by accessing your favoured, now geo-blocked streaming provider, you can do so by accessing it via a Virtual Private Network (VPN).

READ MORE: The best VPNs for streaming soccer and sports

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