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

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Brazil and Norway close out Group C at the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup on Saturday, October 24, with kickoff at 11:00 AM ET (10:00 AM CT / 8:00 AM PT). In the United States, the match airs in English on FS2, streams on Fubo and streams free in Spanish on Telemundo Deportes’ YouTube channel.

Brazil lead the group with four points, and a win makes sure of first place. Norway are level with Canada on three points, and only a win guarantees them a top two finish.

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MatchBrazil vs Norway
DateSaturday, October 24, 2026
Kickoff11:00 AM ET / 10:00 AM CT / 8:00 AM PT
CompetitionFIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Morocco 2026, Group C
U.S. TVFS2 (English)
U.S. StreamFubo (English); Telemundo Deportes on YouTube, free (Spanish)
VenueMohammed VI Football Complex (Pitch 2), Sale, Morocco

Where to Watch Brazil vs Norway

FS2 has the match live in English at 11:00 AM ET. FOX Sports holds the tournament’s U.S. English rights, and FS2 is a sports tier channel on most cable and satellite packages.

Fubo streams the FS2 broadcast live, so subscribers can watch in English on televisions, phones, tablets and computers. FS2 carries the match; Fubo is one way to stream it.

Spanish coverage streams live and free on Telemundo Deportes’ official YouTube channel, one of 19 group matches the network is showing exclusively there. The stream starts at 10:45 AM ET, 15 minutes before kickoff.

There is no Spanish-language television broadcast in the United States, and the match is not on Telemundo or Universo. FS2, Fubo and the free Spanish YouTube stream are the confirmed U.S. options.

Match Preview

Brazil lead Group C with four points from two matches and nine goals scored. Canada and Norway sit level on three points, Norway holding the better goal difference and Canada the head-to-head edge.

A win on Saturday takes Brazil to seven points and first place. A draw also guarantees a top two finish, because only Canada could pass them, and only by beating Ghana.

Norway need a win to make sure of a top two finish of their own. A draw leaves them on four points: second if Ghana beat Canada, third if Canada take a point.

Ghana and Canada meet at the same time on Pitch 1. Ghana are bottom with one point and must win, then hope Brazil beat Norway, to keep any hope of advancing alive.

The top two in each group reach the Round of 16, along with the four best third-placed teams. The Round of 16 follows on Wednesday, October 28 and Thursday, October 29.

Recent Form

Brazil opened on Sunday, October 18 with a 6-2 win over Canada. Reed Tingley gave Canada a fourth minute lead, but Helena leveled in first half stoppage time and Brazil took control after the break.

Nicolly Manuel put Brazil ahead after halftime, and Greise Kelly scored in the 63rd and 72nd minutes. Kelly had already assisted each of Brazil’s first three goals and was named Player of the Match.

Wednesday was a sterner test, a 3-3 draw with Ghana after Brazil led three times. Priscilla Mensah leveled in the 85th minute, created by Player of the Match Jessica Appiah.

Norway opened with a 3-0 win over Ghana, the first victory in their history at this tournament. Isabella Lepore scored a long-range opener in the sixth minute, and Maia Melgard added goals in the 13th and 80th.

Wednesday brought Norway’s first defeat, 3-2 against Canada. Tingley scored twice in the first half, Stine Klæbo-Solemdal and Hanne Nesse replied for Norway, and Adalyn Fairweather’s 78th minute strike settled it.

Team News

Brazil are coached by Rilany Silva. They arrived in Morocco as the reigning South American U-17 champions, after winning their sixth continental title in Paraguay in May, beating Argentina 3-2 in the final.

Brazil also finished fourth in Morocco last year under Silva, reaching the semifinals of this tournament for the first time.

Norway are coached by Elise Brotangen. Her side lost all three matches at last year’s tournament without scoring a goal, which makes the win over Ghana a breakthrough for this group.

Hanne Nesse has been Norway’s creator in chief. She set up Norway’s first two goals against Ghana and scored their late second goal in Wednesday’s defeat by Canada.

Key Storylines

First place is Brazil’s to lose. Nine goals in two matches have made Brazil the group’s most productive attack. A win tops the group, and even a draw sends them through in the top two.

Norway are chasing a first knockout place. A year after leaving this tournament without a point or a goal, Norway can reach the Round of 16 by beating the group leaders.

Two pitches, one table. Ghana and Canada play at the same time next door, and every goal there changes what Norway need. Group C will be settled minute by minute.

FAQ

Is Brazil vs Norway on Fubo?

Yes. Fubo carries FS2 and streams the match live in English on Saturday, so subscribers can watch on televisions, phones, tablets and computers.

Can I watch Brazil vs Norway in Spanish for free?

Yes. Telemundo Deportes streams the match live and free in Spanish on its official YouTube channel, starting at 10:45 AM ET. There is no Spanish-language television broadcast in the United States.