Brazil Battles Chile in Crucial 2026 World Cup Qualifier: Your Complete Viewing Guide

Brazil and Chile are set to face off once again as both nations gear up for their first encounter of 2025.

Unlike other CONMEBOL Qualifying matches taking place during the September international window, the upcoming Brazil versus Chile fixture carries relatively minimal pressure. Carlo Ancelotti's squad has already secured their spot for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, while Chile has already been eliminated from qualification contention.

Indeed, La Roja finds themselves at the foot of the CONMEBOL table with merely 10 points from 16 fixtures. Chile will be looking to escape a bottom-place finish through a positive outcome against Brazil, though they enter this match without securing a competitive victory throughout this year.

The Seleção, on the other hand, has emerged victorious in their previous five encounters against Nicolás Córdova's revamped squad, stretching back to 2015. Despite missing key players like Vinícius Júnior, Neymar and Rodrygo, Brazil remains heavily favored to win.

Here's your guide to watching Brazil's forthcoming battle with Chile on television and via live streaming.

What Time Does Brazil vs. Chile Kick Off?

How to Watch Brazil vs. Chile on TV and Live Stream

Viewers in the United States seeking to follow Brazil and Chile's next 2026 World Cup Qualifying encounter can watch on UNIVERSO. However, the network will provide exclusively Spanish commentary for this match.

The fixture is also available for streaming on Peacock and fuboTV. Subscribers must maintain active memberships with either service to access the Brazil vs. Chile broadcast.

In Mexico, the match will be broadcast on Vix Premium Deportes 1 and Amazon Prime Video. For Canadian audiences, fuboTV serves as the broadcasting home for Brazil vs. Chile.

Supporters prepared to stay awake for the late kickoff in the United Kingdom can view the match on Premier Sports 2.

What's Next for Brazil?

Following Brazil's match against Chile, they will travel to the Estadio Municipal de El Alto to face Bolivia in their concluding 2026 World Cup CONMEBOL Qualifying fixture. This encounter begins on Tuesday, Sept. 9, at 7:30 p.m. ET.

The Bolivia match will wrap up the September international period, allowing the Seleção's players to return to their club teams until they reconvene in October.

Ancelotti's team is scheduled for matches against South Korea and Japan during the following month in two international exhibition games.