Brazil and Japan meet in the World Cup last 32 on Monday, with the match available exclusively on ITV for UK viewers. The game kicks off at 6pm BST (noon CDT) at Houston's NRG Stadium, which features a retractable roof.
TV channel and live stream details
UK fans can watch all the coverage on ITV1, as the BBC is not broadcasting this fixture. For live streaming, ITVX is the exclusive free platform. In the US, English-language coverage is on FOX or FOX 4K, while Spanish broadcasts are on Telemundo or via Peacock. Radio listeners in the UK can follow the match on talkSPORT or BBC Radio 5 Live.
Team news and form
Brazil, chasing a record sixth World Cup title, are managed by Carlo Ancelotti. Real Madrid's Vinícius Júnior leads the attack, while Bournemouth's Rayan may replace the injured Raphinha. Japan, under Hajime Moriyasu, are expected to use a 3-4-3 formation, with Takefusa Kubo hoping to recover from injury to start. Brazil topped Group C with seven points (3-0 wins over Haiti and Scotland, a 1-1 draw with Morocco). Japan finished second in Group F with five points (one win, two draws).
