How to Watch Japan vs. Seychelles: Stream 2025 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup Live, TV Channel

Japan needs a win over host Seychelles on Monday and help from Belarus to assure advancing to the knockout stage at the Beach Soccer World Cup.

Japan (1-1, 3 points) enters the final day of Group A play at the 2025 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup with a leg up on a berth in the quarterfinals. But the Japanese need to beat host Seychelles (0-2, 0 points) on Monday at The Paradise Arena in Victoria, Seychelles, and hope Belarus beats Guatemala — or doesn’t lose by a large margin — to advance. The Pirates, ranked No. 76 in the world, still have a chance to advance as well with a victory by a significant margin and a loss by Guatemala. Japan came to the tournament with the world’s No. 12 ranking and has a +1 goal differential in group play. Guatemala is at -3 and Seychelles’ differential is -4.

How to Watch Japan vs. Seychelles in 2025 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup Today:

Game Date: Monday, May 5, 2025

Game Time: 10:50 a.m.

TV: FOX Sports 2

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Japan fell to Belarus on Saturday by a 6-3 count, falling behind 4-1 after two periods and never getting closer than two goals thereafter. Masato Suzuki, Takaaki Oba and Ozu Moreira scored in the loss and has two goals in the tournament, as does Ryota Tsuboya.

The Pirates led 3-1 late in the first period on Saturday before Guatemala came back to tie the game late in the stanza. The Guatemalans got the go-ahead score two seconds into the third period and the hosts were never able to net the equalizer in a 4-3 defeat. Brandon Labrosse, Remy De Ketelaere and Terrence Amade had the goals in the loss. The same players scored goals in the team’s opening 6-3 loss to Belarus.

Japan got to the World Cup with a third place finish at the Beach Soccer Asian Cup, beating Saudi Arabia in March at Pattaya, Thailand. Seychelles, ranked No. 76 in the world, was automatically in the field as the tournament host.

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