How to Watch France vs. Brazil: Live Stream and TV Channel - July 29

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On July 29 at 6:00 AM ET, France and Brazil compete at Suncorp Stadium in the second game of the 2023 Women’s World Cup group phase (Group F).

How to Watch France vs. Brazil

Game Day: Saturday, July 29, 2023
Game Time: 6:00 AM ET
TV Channel: FOX
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Venue: Suncorp Stadium
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France’s roster includes 17 players from Division 1 Féminine, including seven from Paris Saint-Germain.
Six Brazil players compete in Liga F, more than any other league (26.1% of the roster for the tournament). Madrid CCF in Liga F is the home for three of those players. The squad also has five players (21.7% of the roster) who compete domestically in Campeonato Brasileiro, including four from SC Corinthians SP.
Adriana is one of the six NWSL players on the roster for Brazil, which features two Orlando Pride players.

Through one Women’s World Cup match, Ary Borges has helped spur Brazil with three goals and one assist.
In Women’s World Cup play (one appearance), Geyse has one assist (first in Women’s World Cup play) for Brazil.
Beatriz has added one goal for Brazil (in one Women’s World Cup match).
Debinha’s Women’s World Cup appearances (one match) has resulted in one assist for Brazil.

France challenged Jamaica in its last match, and the teams finished level, 0-0. The France side took 12 shots, outshooting by six).
France failed to find the back of the net, with Kadidiatou Diani leading the club in shots with four.
Against teams competing in the 2023 Women’s World Cup, France is 4-2-1 so far this year and went 6-0-3 in 2022 while posting goal differentials of +7 and +11 in those years, respectively.
In its previous action on July 24, Brazil secured a 4-0 win over Panama, while registering 23 more shots than Panama.
Borges scored three goals to lead Brazil, and took four shots.
When playing against teams participating in the 2023 Women’s World Cup, Brazil is 3-0-3 so far this year and went 7-2-4 in 2022 while posting goal differentials of +3 and +14 in those years, respectively.