The clash between the Colombia and Brazil squads brought a buzz to the South American qualifiers as they face off on Thursday afternoon in Barranquilla, a key fixture on the road to the 2026 World Cup in North America. The Roberto Mel Metropolitano Stadium serves as the stage for this fifth round encounter, a pairing that has fans eagerly predicting how the table will shift as the campaign unfolds.
Live updates and detailed coverage of Colombia versus Brazil are on tap for fans who want the latest on team news, lineups, and match developments.
Colombia sits fifth in the standings with six points from four matches. The side has yet to suffer a defeat, though recent results have included three consecutive draws, signaling both resilience and a need to convert chances into wins as the campaign progresses.
Brazil arrives in a stronger position with seven points, looking to rebound from a challenging October that featured a home draw with Venezuela and a loss in Montevideo to Uruguay. The Canarinha will be without Neymar and Casemiro due to injuries, but the attack will be led by Vinicius Jr. and Rodrygo, both delivering outstanding form for Real Madrid. A notable addition is Endrick, a teenage standout from Palmeiras who is set to join Real Madrid in the near future.
When and where is the Colombia versus Brazil match in the South American qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup?
Where can fans watch Colombia versus Brazil live online in Spain and in Europe, North America, and other regions?
TV and streaming options: how to watch and what you need to know
The match is broadcast on Movistar Champions League, a paid service. Access costs apply, and details on how to subscribe will be listed below for those interested in rental or package options.
Movistar Plus
Movistar Plus offers a range of bundles that let you watch channels while also providing fiber or mobile options. This flexibility means viewers can pick a plan that fits their home and data needs, making it easier to follow live sports on a preferred device.
Orange TV
Orange TV presents another route to catch the Champions League, La Liga, the Segunda Division, the UEFA Europa League, and additional competitions. Since Movistar Plus does not hold exclusive rights to every competition, alternative platforms share the coverage, expanding viewing choices for fans.
Streaming: how to watch and how to subscribe
Movistar Plus is accessible on any device with a reliable internet connection. Viewers can use the official Movistar Plus app or the service’s website to stream. A small caveat worth noting is that daily matchups can be accessed across multiple devices through an electronic key system. For more details, fans can visit ver.movistarplus.es.
The official Movistar Plus app is available for download on iOS through the App Store and on Android via Google Play. Smart TV apps extend access, letting viewers choose the most convenient setup for their routine.