What channel is Spain vs Brazil on?
The Brazil vs Spain men’s football final match at the Tokyo Olympics will be telecast live on the Sony TEN 2, Sony TEN 2 HD, Sony Six and Sony SIX HD TV channels in India.
At what time is the men’s Olympics?
The official dates for the 2022 Winter Olympics are Friday, February 4 through Sunday, February 20, in Beijing, China. Men’s hockey begins this Wednesday, February 9 through Saturday, February 19 with the gold medal game taking place at 11 p.m. ET on USA network.
What time is the gold medal men’s soccer game?
Gold medal match
| DATE | ROUND | TIME (ET) |
|---|---|---|
| Sat., Aug. 7 | Gold | 7:30 a.m. |
How long is Olympic soccer game?
During the single-elimination knockout rounds, all matches in both the men’s and women’s tournaments that are tied after 90 minutes of regulation will head to 30 minutes of extra time (two periods of 15 minutes each). If the draw persists, a penalty-kick shootout will be used to determine a winner.
How can I watch the Olympic soccer game today?
The 2020 Olympic Games, namely Olympic men’s soccer, will be broadcast on a variety of channels, including NBC, USA, CNBC, NBCSN, and Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA. More details. The network will show over 7,000 hours of Olympic coverage, including both the men’s and women’s soccer tournaments.
What time is the Olympic final Brazil vs Spain?
What time does Olympic final between Brazil and Spain start?
| Game | Brazil vs Spain |
|---|---|
| Date | Saturday, August 7 |
| Time | 5pm IST |
What channel is the Brazil match on?
For US viewers, the game will be available on the Fubo Sports Network. For viewers in Brazil, the game will be aired on NOW NET e Claro, SporTV, and Canais Globo. For viewers in Chile, the game can be watched on Estadio TNT Sports, TNT Sports HD, and TNT Sports Go.
How can I watch the Brazil game tonight?
How long is a Euro soccer game?
A soccer game is 90 minutes long. It consists of two equal periods, each lasting 45 minutes. Between each period there is a 15-minute interval. This is what Law #7 of the International Football Association Board’s “Laws of the Game” states.