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Brazil takes on Egypt at Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland on Saturday in its final warm-up match ahead of the World Cup.
After dismantling Panama 6–2 in their opening friendly in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil heads to North America for the encounter with Egypt—a side they haven't met since 2011. The Pharaohs come into the weekend on the heels of a 1–0 victory over Russia.
Preparation is crucial for the Seleção as they chase a record-breaking sixth World Cup title, with many tipping Argentina, France, England and Spain as the favorites this summer. It has been 24 years since the South American nation last lifted the trophy.
Egypt will offer the kind of tough challenge Brazil needs with their disciplined defensive setup, but Carlo Ancelotti's squad remain heavy favorites for the Ohio showdown. While a repeat of the Panama scoreline seems unlikely, a positive result looks highly probable.
Here's how fans can catch the action on TV and via live stream.
What Time Does Brazil vs. Egypt Kick Off?
How to Watch Brazil vs. Egypt on TV, Live Stream
Country | TV Channel/Live Stream |
|---|---|
United States | ESPN Deportes, ESPN Select, ESPN App, fuboTV |
United Kingdom | ITVX |
Canada | N/A |
Mexico | N/A |
There are no official broadcasters for Saturday's fixture in either Canada or Mexico, though viewers in the United States and United Kingdom can follow the game live.
ESPN is the go-to destination for American audiences, with the friendly also available through fuboTV.
In the United Kingdom, free-to-air streaming service ITVX is the sole option for what is a late-night kick-off.
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What's Next for Brazil, Egypt?
Focus now shifts to the main event for both Brazil and Egypt, who are set to feature at the World Cup within the next nine days.
Brazil are first into action, facing a demanding opener against 2022 semifinalists Morocco on June 13 before subsequent Group C clashes against Haiti and Scotland.
Egypt also begin with a challenging task, squaring off against European heavyweights Belgium on June 15, before more manageable group stage games against New Zealand and Iran.