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Brazil and Poland meet in the Round of 16 at the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup on Wednesday, October 28, with kickoff at 2:00 PM ET (1:00 PM CT / 11:00 AM PT).
In the United States, the match airs in English on FS2 and streams on Fubo. It also streams in Spanish on Telemundo Deportes Ahora.
Brazil won Group C with seven points, and Poland advanced as one of the best third-placed teams. The winners move on to the quarterfinals on Sunday, November 1.
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| Match | Brazil vs Poland |
| Date | Wednesday, October 28, 2026 |
| Kickoff | 2:00 PM ET / 1:00 PM CT / 11:00 AM PT |
| Competition | FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Morocco 2026, Round of 16 |
| U.S. TV | FS2 (English) |
| U.S. Stream | Fubo (English); Telemundo Deportes Ahora (Spanish) |
| Venue | Mohammed VI Football Complex, Sale, Morocco |
Where to Watch Brazil vs Poland
FS2 has the match in English. Fubo’s own tournament page lists Brazil vs Poland on FOX Sports 2, with coverage starting at 1:48 PM ET.
FOX Sports holds the tournament’s U.S. English rights. Its own schedule and match pages list this fixture without naming a channel, so the FS2 assignment rests on Fubo’s listing.
Fubo streams the FS2 broadcast live. Subscribers can watch in English on televisions, phones, tablets and computers.
In Spanish, Telemundo’s own listings name Telemundo Deportes Ahora for this match. Coverage starts at 1:45 PM ET on Wednesday, 15 minutes before kickoff.
The Telemundo listing names Telemundo Deportes Ahora only. It does not list the Telemundo network, Universo, Peacock or the Telemundo app for this match.
There is also no Telemundo Deportes YouTube stream for this match. No listing appears on the network’s official channel, so Telemundo Deportes Ahora is the Spanish option.
Match Preview
Brazil finished first in Group C with seven points. They scored 12 goals in three matches, the strongest attack in the group by a clear margin.
Poland finished third in Group B with six points. Korea DPR and Nigeria also took six, and Poland placed third on the head-to-head tiebreakers between the three teams.
Six points still sent Poland through. They claimed one of the four Round of 16 places reserved for the best third-placed teams.
The group winners start as favorites. Poland, who scored six in their last match, have the form to make this uncomfortable.
Recent Form
Brazil opened on Sunday, October 18 with a 6-2 win over Canada. Canada led early, Helena leveled late in the first half, and Brazil scored five times after halftime.
Greise Kelly scored twice in that win. Nicolly, Marcela and Pepe added the other second half goals as Brazil pulled away.
Brazil then drew 3-3 with Ghana on Wednesday, October 21. Nicolly scored early, Kaillany and Indy added goals, and Ghana leveled late through substitute Priscilla Mensah.
Brazil closed the group on Saturday, October 24 by beating Norway 3-0. Carol Melo scored early, Sofia Gamonal doubled the lead, and Helena added a late penalty.
Poland opened on Saturday, October 17 with a 2-1 win over Nigeria. Wiktoria Skrzypczak converted a penalty, Natalia Skrok doubled the lead, and Nigeria replied late.
Poland then lost 6-1 to Korea DPR on Tuesday, October 20. Nicola Galuszka scored just after halftime for Poland’s only goal against the defending champions.
Poland answered on Friday, October 23 with a 6-2 win over Puerto Rico. Skrzypczak and Zofia Burzan scored twice each, and Maja Leskiewicz and Zofia Switala added goals.
Team News
Brazil are coached by Rilany Silva. They reached Morocco as South American U-17 champions, after beating Argentina 3-2 in the final in Paraguay in May.
Brazil also finished fourth in Morocco last year under Silva. That run gave the program its first semifinal at this tournament.
Brazil’s 12 group goals came from nine players. Helena, Nicolly and Greise Kelly have two each, so Poland cannot focus on a single scorer.
Poland are coached by Paulina Kawalec. Her team recovered from the heavy defeat to Korea DPR by scoring six in the match they had to win.
Poland’s nine group goals came from six players. Skrzypczak leads the team with three, and Burzan follows with two.
Key Storylines
Brazil’s attack against Poland’s recovery. Brazil scored 12 group goals and put six past two different opponents. Poland conceded six to Korea DPR, so their defensive shape faces its hardest test since that defeat.
Skrzypczak gives Poland a real threat. Three goals make her Poland’s top scorer at this tournament. She scored in both Poland wins, including twice against Puerto Rico.
Poland have nothing to lose. A best third-placed team faces a group winner in one knockout match. Poland already survived a group where all three top teams finished on six points.
FAQ
Is Brazil vs Poland on Fubo?
Yes. Fubo’s own tournament page lists this match on FOX Sports 2, and Fubo streams that broadcast live in English on Wednesday at 2:00 PM ET.
Is Brazil vs Poland on Telemundo or Universo?
No. Telemundo’s own listing for this match names Telemundo Deportes Ahora, its Spanish streaming channel, with coverage at 1:45 PM ET. It does not list the Telemundo network or Universo.
Can I watch Brazil vs Poland in Spanish for free?
No free Spanish stream is confirmed for this match. Telemundo Deportes streamed some group matches free on YouTube, but no stream is listed for this one.