Minute by minute live Belgium vs Egypt at the 2026 FIFA World Cup By Janderson Luiz
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Belgium and Egypt take to the field this Monday (15), at 4pm (Brasília time), at Lumen Field, in Seattle, for the first round of Group G of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Brazilian fans have several options to follow the game live, with minute by minute and images.
TV Globo shows the match on an open channel throughout the country. In streaming, ge (Globoplay) offers live broadcasting with narration, comments and real-time scores. CazéTV on YouTube also broadcasts with images, as does SporTV on closed TV.
How to follow the minute by minute
The ge.globo portal updates bid by bid, with statistics, lineups and analysis in real time. Just access the match link on ge to follow everything without missing any details, including before and after the kickoff.
CazéTV promises complete coverage on YouTube, with reaction and official images. Those who prefer radio or audio will find options on Jovem Pan and complementary broadcasts.
Main channels and broadcast platforms
- open TV: TV Globo
- Closed TV: SportTV
- Streaming: ge TV (via Globoplay), CazéTV (YouTube), Prime Video (retransmission)
- Other options: SBT in some regions, with additional coverage from N Sports
The referee is Brazilian Ramon Abatti Abel, which makes identification easier for the national public.
What to expect from the match at Lumen Field
Belgium, 9th in the FIFA rankings, are favorites with names like Kevin De Bruyne, Jeremy Doku and Thibaut Courtois. Egypt, 29th placed, counts on Mohamed Salah (who recently turned 34) and Omar Marmoush to try to make it big. The stadium hosts its first World Cup game.
A Belgian victory could put the team at the provisional top of the group, which also includes Iran and New Zealand. Egypt needs points to continue dreaming of an unprecedented qualification to the round of 16.
