How to watch Brazil vs Croatia for FREE: TV and live stream details for international friendly in Florida

Brazil forward Vinicius Jr
Brazil forward Vinicius Jr (Image credit: Getty Images)

Watch Brazil vs Croatia for a midweek friendly, with all the details on TV channels and live streaming – including an option to watch for free in the UK – right here in this guide. Click HERE for details on all the upcoming internationals.

Brazil vs Croatia: Key information

  • Date: Wednesday 1 April 2026
  • Kick-off time: 8:00pm local time (ET), 1.00am BST
  • FREE stream: ITVX (UK)
  • Watch from anywhere: Get 77% off NordVPN

These two sides haven't faced since Vatreni defeated Brazil on penalties back in the 2022 World Cup.

Below are all the details you need on live streams and broadcast options to watch Brazil vs Croatia online, on TV, and from anywhere.

Watch Brazil vs Croatia for FREE in the UK

You can watch Brazil vs Croatia for free in the UK, with public broadcaster ITV holding the rights.

TV coverage:

TV coverage: ITV4 is the channel you need.

Free stream: ITVX has the same coverage online.

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How to watch Brazil vs Croatia in the US

Fans in the US can watch Brazil vs Croatia on ESPN.

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Brazil vs Croatia: Preview

Brazil's prep for the World Cup took another hit as Carlo Ancelotti's men were beaten by France.

Despite Juve man Gleison Bremer scoring with ten to go, the damage was done thanks to strikes from Kylian Mbappe and Hugo Ekitike in Georgia.

Yet to create his Real Madrid Champions League magic with the national team, Ancelotti is presiding over an alarming run of results with the five-time World Cup winners at present.

Selecao have earned just two victories from their last six games and could do with finding their feet before the summer tournament gets underway.

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Croatia came back from 1-0 down to win 2-1 against Colombia recently and again will hope to find the latter stages at yet another major tournament.

Luka Vuskovic and Igor Matanovic cancelled out Jhon Arias's second-minute opener, with Brazil perhaps a trickier test.

The Chequered Ones lost backup goalkeeper Dominik Kotarski to injury before the Colombia victory, but Dalic's squad is otherwise completely healthy at present.

Andrej Kramaric - enjoying a terrific season with Bundesliga high-flyers Hoffenheim - is expected to come back in, potentially in place of Nikola Vlasic.

Brazil vs Croatia: Prediction

Brazil 3-0 Croatia

FourFourTwo thinks Brazil will ease to victory against Dalic's side.


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