Where to Watch China vs Brazil Femenil at the U-17 Women’s World Cup: Live Stream, TV Channel and Every Viewing Option

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China and Brazil meet in the quarterfinals at the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup on Sunday, November 1, with kickoff at 1:00 PM ET (12:00 PM CT / 10:00 AM PT).

In the United States, the match airs in English on Fox Soccer Plus and streams on Fubo. It also airs in Spanish on Universo and streams in Spanish on Telemundo Deportes Ahora.

Both teams won their groups, and both survived penalty shootouts in the Round of 16.

The winners reach the semifinals on Wednesday, November 4.

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MatchChina vs Brazil
DateSunday, November 1, 2026
Kickoff1:00 PM ET / 12:00 PM CT / 10:00 AM PT
CompetitionFIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Morocco 2026, Quarter-final
U.S. TVFox Soccer Plus (English); Universo (Spanish)
U.S. StreamFubo (English); Telemundo Deportes Ahora (Spanish)
VenueMohammed VI Football Academy, Pitch 3, Sale, Morocco

Where to Watch China vs Brazil

Fox Soccer Plus has the match in English. FOX Sports’ own November 1 schedule lists China vs Brazil on Fox Soccer Plus at 1:00 PM ET.

Fubo carries the match on the same channel. Fubo’s own match page lists China vs Brazil on FOX Soccer Plus, with coverage starting at 12:48 PM ET.

Fubo streams that broadcast live in English on televisions, phones, tablets and computers.

In Spanish, Telemundo’s listings name two options. Its homepage card lists China vs Brasil on Telemundo Deportes Ahora, with coverage at 12:30 PM ET.

Telemundo’s match listings page names Universo for this match, again at 12:30 PM ET.

The listings name no Telemundo network broadcast, no Peacock stream and no YouTube stream for this match.

Match Preview

China won Group E with a perfect nine points. They scored 13 goals in the group and conceded only two, both against the United States.

Brazil won Group C with seven points. They scored 12 group goals, including six against Canada.

Neither team won its Round of 16 match in normal time. China drew 0-0 with France, and Brazil drew 3-3 with Poland, then both won on penalties.

China beat France 4-3 in their shootout, and Brazil beat Poland 8-7.

This is also a rematch. Brazil beat China 3-0 in the Round of 16 last year, and China have already gone one round further this year, in their first quarterfinal.

Recent Form

China opened on Monday, October 19 with a 3-0 win over Kenya. Xu Yue opened the scoring, and Xu Xiaotang scored twice.

China then beat Samoa 7-0 on Thursday, October 22. Xu Yue and Cheng Wandi scored twice each.

China closed the group on Sunday, October 25 by beating the United States 3-2. Liu Yuxi scored twice, and Zhao Jiayi added the other.

In the Round of 16 on Thursday, October 29, China drew 0-0 with France. Goalkeeper Niu Ziqi saved two penalties as China won the shootout 4-3.

Brazil opened on Sunday, October 18 with a 6-2 win over Canada. Greise Kelly scored twice as Brazil scored five times after halftime.

Brazil then drew 3-3 with Ghana on Wednesday, October 21. Nicolly, Kaillany and Indy scored, and Ghana leveled late.

Brazil closed the group on Saturday, October 24 by beating Norway 3-0. Carol Melo, Sofia Gamonal and Helena scored.

In the Round of 16 on Wednesday, October 28, Brazil drew 3-3 with Poland. Greise Kelly, Marcela and Pepe scored before Zofia Burzan leveled late.

Team News

China are coached by Ma Xiaoxu. This is China’s fifth appearance at the tournament.

Niu Ziqi has been central to that record. She kept France scoreless for 90 minutes, then saved two penalties in the shootout.

Brazil are coached by Rilany Silva. They reached Morocco as South American U-17 champions, beating Argentina 3-2 in the May final in Paraguay.

Brazil also finished fourth in Morocco last year under Silva. That run gave the program its first semifinal at this tournament.

Brazil’s 15 goals at this tournament are spread across nine players. Greise Kelly leads the team with three, scoring twice against Canada and once against Poland.

Key Storylines

A rematch, one round later. Brazil ended China’s tournament last year with a 3-0 Round of 16 win. China return a year later, in their first quarterfinal, with a perfect record.

China’s defense against Brazil’s attack. China have conceded two goals in four matches. Brazil have scored at least three goals in every match in Morocco.

Both teams have already survived a shootout. China and Brazil each won on penalties in the Round of 16, so another tight match holds no fear.

FAQ

Is China vs Brazil on FS2 or Fox Soccer Plus?

It is on Fox Soccer Plus, not FS2. FOX’s own November 1 schedule lists the match on Fox Soccer Plus at 1:00 PM ET, and Fubo’s match page confirms the same channel.

Is China vs Brazil on Universo?

Yes. Telemundo’s match listings name Universo for China vs Brazil in Spanish, with coverage starting at 12:30 PM ET on Sunday.

Is China vs Brazil on Fubo?

Yes. Fubo’s own match page lists China vs Brazil on FOX Soccer Plus, and Fubo streams that broadcast live in English, with coverage starting at 12:48 PM ET.

Can I watch China vs Brazil in Spanish for free?

No free Spanish stream is confirmed. No YouTube stream is scheduled for this match, and Telemundo Deportes Ahora is the Spanish streaming option listed.

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