How to watch Brazil vs. Belgium in the World Cup quarterfinals on Friday, July 6. Brazil faces off with Belgium in the quarterfinals of the World Cup on Friday. Brazil enters the match on the heels of a 2-0 victory over Mexico in the round of 16 on Monday. Both Neymar and Roberto Firmino scored in the match, as Brazil continued its terrific form in the World Cup. Belgium, meanwhile, produced one of the more dramatic victories of the World Cup, coming behind from two goals down against Japan to claim a 3-2 win in full time. Nacer Chadli laced home the game winning goal, which proved to be the last kick of the game. The winner will advance to play France in the semifinals. Here's how to watch the match: Time: 2 p.m. ET TV: FOX Sports 1, Telemundo Live Stream: Watch live on fuboTV. Sign up now for a free seven-day trial. SI TV is also now available on fuboTV. Watch Planet Futbol TV, SI’s soccer show starring Grant Wahl and Luis Miguel Echegaray, weekly on Fubo TV or anytime, anywhere here.<doc-sep>BRAZIL and Belgium will meet in the quarter-finals of the World Cup 2018. Eden Hazard and Co escaped an early scare against Japan in the last 16 as Tite's men cruised past Mexico. 1 Eden Hazard has scored two goals and made two assists in Russia Credit: Getty - Contributor Can I live stream Brazil vs Belgium and what TV channel is it on? The game will be shown live on BBC One. Coverage will start at 6.30pm. You can stream the match live on the BBC iPlayer. Alternatively, you can follow the action as it happens on the SunSport live blog. You can listen to exclusive commentary of the match on TalkSPORT. Jonathan Pierce mistakes World Cup quarter final between Brazil and Belgium for FA Cup clash in on-screen blunder NO HARD FEELINGS Man dumped by Gareth Southgate's wife insists he holds no grudge 'i want a girl' England star Kyle Walker's model girlfriend reveals she wants FOURTH baby How can I watch Brazil vs Belgium for free? ITV, ITV Hub, BBC One and the BBC iPlayer are free for all UK viewers with a TV licence. Click here to register for a TV licence. When is Brazil vs Belgium? This match will take place on Friday, July 6. It will kick-off at 7pm UK time. The showdown will be held at the Kazan Arena. What are the confirmed team line-ups for tonight? Ready for another big game? Yeah, so are we. Here are the teams for #BELBRA! #WorldCup pic.twitter.com/09MMe3507S — FIFA World Cup (@FIFAWorldCup) July 6, 2018 Brazil Goalkeepers: Alisson (Roma), Ederson (Manchester City), Cassio (Corinthians). Defenders: Danilo (Manchester City), Fagner (Corinthians), Marcelo (Real Madrid), Filipe Luis (Atletico Madrid), Thiago Silva, Marquinhos (both PSG), Miranda (Inter Milan), Pedro Geromel (Gremio). Midfielders: Casemiro (Real Madrid), Fernandinho (Manchester City), Paulinho (Barcelona), Fred (Shakhtar Donetsk), Renato Augusto (Beijing Guoan), Philippe Coutinho (Barcelona), Willian (Chelsea), Douglas Costa (Juventus). Forward: Neymar (PSG), Taison (Shakhtar Donetsk), Gabriel Jesus (Manchester City), Roberto Firmino (Liverpool). Belgium Goalkeepers: Koen Casteels (Wolfsburg), Thibaut Courtois (Chelsea), Simon Mignolet (Liverpool). Defenders: Toby Alderweireld (Tottenham Hotspur), Dedryck Boyata (Celtic), Vincent Kompany (Manchester City), Thomas Meunier (Paris St-Germain), Thomas Vermaelen (Barcelona), Jan Vertonghen (Tottenham Hotspur). Midfielders: Yannick Carrasco (Dalian Yifang), Kevin de Bruyne (Manchester City), Mousa Dembele (Tottenham Hotspur), Leander Dendoncker (Anderlecht), Marouane Fellaini (Manchester United), Eden Hazard (Chelsea), Thorgan Hazard (Borussia Monchengladbach), Adnan Januzaj (Real Sociedad), Dries Mertens (Napoli), Youri Tielemans (Monaco), Axel Witsel (Tianjin Quanjian). Forwards: Michy Batshuayi (Chelsea), Nacer Chadli (West Brom), Romelu Lukaku (Manchester United).<doc-sep>Brazil vs Belgium: Live blog, text commentary, line-ups, stream & TV channel Both Brazil and Belgium arrived in Russia as favourites to win the tournament and will face each other in a massive quarter-final tie That concludes our coverage of the World Cup quarter-final between Brazil and Belgium. We hope you enjoyed the match and we look forward to seeing you all again soon! Belgium advance to their second-ever World Cup semi-finals, where France lay in wait after they beat Uruguay 2-0 in the other quarter-final match earlier today. As for Brazil, they are eliminated by a European opponent for the fourth successive World Cup and will have to wait another four years for a chance to earn their sixth World Cup win. Brazil were thoroughly unimpressive for large parts of the game, with their brilliant attacking names unable to cause Belgium’s back three many problems until late in the game. Renato Augusto’s goal aside, Courtois looked fantastic, denying Willian, Neymar and Roberto Firmino as well as others in the second-half onslaught - ensuring that his team’s lead was not compromised. After a captivating 90 minutes, it is Belgium who escape the Kazan Arena with a victory after two first-half goals through Fernandinho’s own goal and Kevin De Bruyne sealed the Red Devils’ fate despite Renato Augusto’s goal 15 minutes from time. Roberto Martinez’s side capitalised on a number of set-pieces and counter-attacks, causing all sorts of problems for Brazil’s organization – which significantly impacted their rhythm going forward. FULL-TIME: BRAZIL 1-2 BELGIUM. 90+5 Mins: Kevin De Bruyne wins a corner-kick and gees up the fans near the right corner-flag. The set-piece is taken short to Hazard to holds up play and keeps the ball away from the closing defenders. 90+4 Mins: THAT IS A MATCH-WINNING SAVE FROM COURTOIS ON NEYMAR! Neymar curls an effort into the top corner as he is inexplicably given space just outside the area, but Courtois gets fingertips to it and pushes it over for a corner which is headed over by Firmino. 90+3 Mins: De Bruyne takes the free-kick with a chip forward to Hazard who is sent tumbling – a fact the referee ignores as he allows Brazil to pick up possession and attack. 90+2 Mins: Brazil send everybody forward as we have played half of the allotted five minutes of added time. Belgium win the ball and send it immediately to Eden Hazard who slows down the play and wins a free-kick in Brazil’s half. 90 Mins: The referee indicates an additional five minutes to be played at the end of the game. 89 Mins: Brazil have had 14 second-half shots while Belgium have had just 1. 88 Mins: Neymar gets into the penalty area on the left but is given no space by Alderweireld who shepherds Neymar out of play. Thibaut Courtois will certainly be in no rush to take this goal-kick, as time is almost up on Brazil. 87 Mins: Youri Tielemans is given a run-out by Roberto Martinez who calls for Romelu Lukaku to come off the field. He has been a wrecking machine today, putting Brazil in all sorts of awkward defensive positions. 85 Mins: Fernandinho is given a yellow card for a crunching tackle on Eden Hazard in midfield. Belgium take a while before restarting play from the set-piece, as they look to kill time and keep the ball away from Brazil. 84 Mins: THAT’S POOR FROM COUTINHO WHO SHOULD HAVE TROUBLED COURTOIS! Neymar gets on the end of Firmino’s pass and takes Meunier completely out of the picture before cutting the ball back for Coutinho. The Barcelona playmaker hits his shot first time and skews it horribly wide of the goal. 83 Mins: Roberto Martinez makes a change as the clock slowly ticks towards full-time. Nacer Chadli is off for Thomas Vermaelen in a very defensive switch. 80 Mins: The Brazil goal has seemingly rejuvenated the crowd who have been sparked into life by Renato Augusto’s header. There are only 10 minutes left for Brazil to find an unlikely equaliser, but it feels as though the tides of the match have turned ever so slightly. 78 Mins: Roberto Firmino receives the ball with his back to goal inside the Belgium penalty area. After a shift of body weight, the Liverpool forward turns and fires, but he sends his effort narrowly over the crossbar. 76 Mins: RENATO AUGUSTO MAKES IT 2-1 AFTER NODDING HOME A COUTINHO CROSS! It’s the substitute who rises highest and gets his head to a sumptuous Phillipe Coutinho cross which beats Courtois who has otherwise looked imperious today. It’s game on with just over 10 minutes to play! 75 Mins: Renato Augusto, in his first contribution of the match, gives possession away to De Bruyne but the Brazil defence quickly close down the creative midfielder and win back the ball with 15 minutes to play. 73 Mins: Brazil’s final substitution is in midfield, with Renato Augusto replacing Paulinho who has wasted a number of chances to score today. 71 Mins: Thomas Meunier is shown a yellow card for a deliberate tug back on the shirt of Neymar who was headed towards goal. The punishment means that Meunier will miss Belgium’s semi-final match, should they progress. 69 Mins: Lukaku gets on the end of a ball from midfield which put the striker in-behind the Brazil defence, but his touch is poor and the ball rolls out for a goal-kick which Alisson takes extremely quickly, as the keeper senses a need for urgency with 20 minutes left. 67 Mins: Belgium have scored 14 goals so far in the 2018 World Cup – at no single tournament in the competition have they scored more ( 12 in 1986). 65 Mins: Lukaku wins a foul just inside his own penalty area after being tugged back by Miranda. Roberto Martinez it looks like has instructed Lukaku to attack from the right-hand side as opposed to directly through the middle, which is causing an almighty mismatch. It was a tactic that worked for the manager and striker together during their time at Everton, and it looks like it is reproducing its original magic as Lukaku is looking increasingly dangerous in all phases of play. 63 Mins: Going the other way Brazil almost break through with a goal after newly introduced substitute Douglas Costa finds his way into the penalty area and takes a quick shot which forces a diving save from Courtois who can only push it into the path of Paulinho. The Barcelona midfielder once again is unable to get the ball out of the air with a volley, and Belgium emerge unscathed. 62 Mins: HAZARD ALMOST MAKES IT 3-0! After a sustained period of Brazilian pressure, Belgium once again break through a counter-attack. De Bruyne looks up and passes to Hazard who takes a few steps before hitting a blistering shot towards goal, which just misses the inside of the far post and goes wide. 60 Mins: Brazil attack through Marcelo who fizzes a cross from the left-hand side across the penalty area. The pass does not reach a striker in the area but instead gets recycled out of the penalty area for Firmino who promptly gets crowded out by two defenders and loses possession. 58 Mins: Gabriel Jesus is removed shortly after that neat nutmeg on Vertonghen, with Douglas Costa on to replace him. It has been a disappointing tournament for Jesus who has not managed to find the back of the net – despite his wonderful club form throughout the season with Manchester City. 55 Mins: Gabriel Jesus makes Vertonghen look like a fool after putting the ball between the legs of the defender in the penalty area. Kompany comes across to make a tackle which sends Jesus to the ground hard. The referee initially did not give the penalty, but he is now consulting with VAR. 53 Mins: Neymar drives and jinks towards goal but gets tripped up in the process. The referee once again is having absolutely none of it, and does not even check with V.A.R. Curiously, however, the match official has failed to produce a card to Neymar for simulation.<doc-sep>
✕ Close World Cup 2018 Brazil National Anthem vs. Belgium Brazil last faced Belgium in a World Cup back in 2002, Rivaldo and Ronaldo the goalscorers in a 2-0 win. 16 years later and the two teams are competing on much more even terms. Both Tite and Roberto Martinez have been trying to find a system that gets the best out of their talented individuals. Brazil seemed to have cracked it and are getting better with every game their play, but Belgium, on the other hand, are struggling to cohesively play together and get the best out of Kevin De Bruyne. Follow all the live action... Please allow a moment for the blog to load... When is it? Brazil vs Belgium is on Friday 6 June and kicks off at 19:00 at the Kazan Arena. Where can I watch it? BBC will be showing live coverage on BBC One and online on the BBC Sport website. Odds Brazil: 11/10 Belgium: 5/2 Draw: 5/2 How did they get here? Brazil have grown into the tournament since drawing their first game with Switzerland 1-1. Neymar and Roberto Firmino scored in their 2-0 win against Mexico in the round of 16 match. After resting nine players against England, Belgium were on the brink of being dumped out of the World Cup when Japan were leading in the round of 16 with 25 minutes to go. Jan Vertonghen, Marouane Fellaini and Nacer Chadli scored late to complete a dramatic comeback and keep Belgium’s golden generation in the tournament. Brazil have gone up the gears so far in Russia (REUTERS) What is their World Cup history? Brazil are seeking redemption after their embarrassing 7-1 semi-final defeat against Germany in their home World Cup in 2014. The five time champions are looking for their first World Cup triumph since 2002 and take advantage of a fully fit Neymar who is growing into the tournament. In 2014 Belgium reached the quarter-finals but lost to Argentina after easing past the United States. In 1986 Diego Maradona’s second half brace ended their run in the semi-final in front of 114,500 fans in the Estadio Azteca, third remains their best finish. Prediction Brazil 2-2 Belgium (Belgium win on penalties). In a tournament full of shocks this could be another. Neither team have started quickly so far in this tournament and it will be a very close game - too close, perhaps. In a penalty shootout, with Thibaut Courtois, Eden Hazard, Kevin De Bruyne, Romelu Lukaku and more, you'd have to fancy the Belgians.