Japan vs Brazil friendly: how to watch the Singapore match for free

What the match is about

Japan and Brazil play an international friendly in Singapore on Saturday, 14 November 2026, according to TechRadar. Kick-off is set for 10:15am GMT, which is 5:15am ET, 2:15am PT and 9:15pm AEDT.

Japan have extra motivation. Brazil beat them 2-1 in the round of 32 at this year's World Cup, and the side will want to settle that score. The game also serves as a send-off of sorts for coach Hajime Moriyasu, whose eight years in charge are drawing to a close. Under him, Japan have climbed from 55th to 17th in the FIFA rankings.

How both teams arrive

Brazil's win over Japan was their last high point at the World Cup. Norway knocked them out in the next round, with Erling Haaland scoring twice. Since then, coach Carlo Ancelotti has used friendlies to rebuild the squad.

TechRadar notes that Brazil drew 1-1 with Australia, won the rematch 4-2, and then beat India 4-0 in Kolkata. Japan, meanwhile, have beaten strong opposition in the past 18 months, including England, Uruguay and Brazil itself.

Where to watch for free

The match is available free in Brazil on TV Globo and on the streaming service Globoplay. Globoplay asks viewers to register an account first, which needs only an email address, a date of birth and a password.

According to TechRadar, the game will not be broadcast in the US, UK, Canada or Australia. Fans in Brazil who are travelling can still watch by connecting from a Brazilian location.

Using a VPN to watch from abroad

A VPN, or virtual private network, is software that makes a device appear to be in another country. TechRadar recommends NordVPN and says a Brazilian server lets viewers open Globoplay and stream the match as if they were at home.

NordVPN offers a 30-day money-back guarantee, and TechRadar mentions a discount of up to 77% with three extra months included as part of a Black Friday promotion. Readers should check current terms directly with the provider, as offers change.