The Qatar 2022 World Cup continues to surprise thousands of fans and promises to give us several great matches. One of the most anticipated duels of the FIFA World Cup will be played this Monday with Brazil vs. South Korea at Estadio 974.
The Canarinha managed to finish at the top of Group G and it is expected that Neymar will be present in this match. On the other hand, Paulo Bento's team was a revelation by surpassing the group stage and beating Portugal. Which channels will broadcast the match in Venezuelan territory?
What time is the Brazil vs. South Korea match?
The Brazil vs. South Korea match will be played on Monday, December 5th at 1:00 p.m. in Venezuelan time. At the moment, Tite's team is leading with a 3-0 score.
Where to watch Brazil vs. South Korea in Venezuela?
The Brazil vs. South Korea match will be exclusively broadcasted by DirecTV Sports in Venezuela. This international network is responsible for live broadcasting all 64 matches of the tournament for South America (48 group stage matches, eight round of 16, four quarterfinals, the two semifinals, the third-place match, and the final).
Which matches will be broadcasted on open signal in Venezuela?
The only channel that will broadcast the Qatar 2022 matches on open signal in Venezuela is Televen. This television station has the rights to broadcast the round of 16 matches live. The next matches that will be enjoyed on this channel are:
Monday:
- Japan vs. Croatia: 10:00 a.m.
- Brazil vs. South Korea: 2:00 p.m.
Where to watch and which channels broadcast the Qatar 2022 World Cup live and online?
You can enjoy all the matches of the Qatar 2022 World Cup live and online for free through the following channels:
- TyC Sports
- TVPública
- DirecTV Sports
- DirecTV Sports 2
- DirecTV Sports+
- DeporTV
- Tigo Sports
- Caracol TV
- RCN
- Latina
- Canal 13
- Chilevisión
- SporTV
- TUDN
Brazil vs. South Korea: confirmed lineups
Check the confirmed lineups for the match.
- Brazil: Alisson, Éder Militão, Marquinhos, Thiago Silva, Danilo; Lucas Paquetá, Casemiro; Raphinha, Neymar, Vinicius Jr., and Richarlison.
- South Korea: Seung-gyu Kim; Moon-hwan Kim, Min-jae Kim, Young-gwon Kim, Jin-su; Jae-Sung Lee, Woo-Young Jung, In-Beom Hwang, Hee-Chan Hwang; Gue-sung Cho, and Heung-min Son.