Brazil and Morocco in World Cup 2026: Ways to watch without cost

This match isn’t just another group stage game.

On Saturday, June 13th, at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, Brazil, led by Vinicius Junior, is set to compete against Achraf Hakimi’s Morocco, a team that reached the semifinals in the last World Cup.

Brazil is coming off a tumultuous stretch, having faced a disappointing Round of 16 exit against Croatia in December 2022. Since then, the team has seen a revolving door of managers and has witnessed Neymar’s transformation from a modern legend to a more uncertain figure in a brief period.

Morocco, on the other hand, has found itself in its own kind of chaos. The resignation of veteran coach Walid Reglagui, just months before the World Cup, has left the team in a tough spot. He will be replaced by Belgian Mohamed Kouabi, who had previously led Morocco’s U-20 team to victory at the 2025 World Cup.

Here’s what you need to know about the upcoming clash:

• What: 2026 FIFA World Cup, Group Stage
• When: June 13th, 6pm Eastern Time
• Where: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey
• Channel: FS1
• Streaming: DIRECTV (Free trial available)

Interestingly, while oddsmakers favor Brazil to win, the team is contending with several injuries. Rodrygo is out, and Neymar is sidelined with a calf strain, along with Estebao, Eder Militao, and Wesley.

Match Timing

The kickoff for this highly anticipated match is set for 6pm ET on June 13th.

Where to Watch

In the U.S., the Brazil vs. Morocco game will be broadcast on FS1. Spanish-speaking viewers can catch the action on Telemundo.

Options for Free Streaming

If you’re without cable, there are ways to stream the World Cup for free. A live TV streaming service like DIRECTV is convenient—I personally find it one of the best options for sports. They offer a 5-day free trial and a $30 saving on the first month. There’s also Sling TV, which starts at $19.99 per month and includes FOX.

Brazil’s World Cup Schedule

Morocco’s World Cup Schedule