**Brazil vs. Senegal: Friendly Match Preview and Viewing Guide**
As part of their preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Brazil is set to face Senegal in a highly anticipated friendly match at Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium in north London. This clash promises to be an exciting encounter, pitting Brazil’s storied football legacy against a Senegalese side currently enjoying a strong run of form.
**Background and Significance**
Brazil, the five-time World Cup champions, are entering this match under the guidance of head coach Carlo Ancelotti. Since taking the helm, Ancelotti has led the Seleção to three wins in six matches, leaving room for improvement as the team aims to reclaim its dominance on the world stage. Their recent World Cup qualification campaign saw them finish a distant 10 points behind rivals Argentina in the CONMEBOL standings, highlighting the need for continued development and tactical refinement.
Senegal, managed by Pape Thiaw, have already secured their place at the 2026 World Cup with an emphatic 4-0 victory over Mauritania last month. The Lions of Teranga are also seen as leading contenders for the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco, making this match a valuable tune-up as they seek to maintain momentum and fine-tune their squad.
**Match Details**
The match is scheduled for Saturday, November 15, at the Emirates Stadium in London. Kickoff times vary by region:
- United Kingdom: 4 p.m. GMT (coverage on ITV4 begins at 3:45 p.m.) - United States and Canada: 11 a.m. ET / 8 a.m. PT - Australia: 10:30 a.m. AEST (Friday) - Other regions: Please check local listings and time conversions.
**How to Watch: United States**
In the United States, the friendly will be broadcast live on BeIN Sports. Several cable and satellite providers, including Dish Network, Optimum, and Spectrum (with a Sports View add-on), offer BeIN Sports as part of their channel packages.
For those who prefer streaming, there are multiple options:
- **YouTube TV**: Known for its robust channel selection and user-friendly interface, YouTube TV offers BeIN Sports through its Sports Plus add-on for an additional $11 per month on top of the base $83 monthly subscription. - **Sling TV**: BeIN Sports is available via Sling TV’s Sports Extra add-on, compatible with either the Orange or Blue package. These base packages start at $46 per month, with the Sports Extra feature costing an additional $11 monthly. Sling TV also offers flexible Day, Weekend, and Week passes for short-term viewing. - **Fubo**: With a strong emphasis on sports channels, Fubo includes BeIN Sports in its lineup. Monthly subscriptions start at $85, and the platform is especially popular among soccer fans due to its wide range of sports content. - **BeIN Sports Connect