Argentina exit from the tournament followed by Portugal and Spain has made FIFA World Cup 2018 come alive. With Messi, Ronaldo and Iniesta already out of the 2018 football world cup, all eyes are now on Neymar who would be playing tonight in the Round of 16 Match against Mexico.
Brazil's journey to the Round of 16 has been anything but smooth: After drawing 1-1 with Switzerland in their opener and leaving it late to claim a 2-0 win over Costa Rica, they beat Serbia 2-0 to ultimately move on as expected group winners. Mexico will try to move to the quarter finals after defeating the most difficult team possible. The team will also have the motivation of bouncing back from their disappointing performance in the last group match against Sweden, and will have to do so without suspended central defender Hector Moreno, one of its most important players.
Here’s all you need to know about Brazil vs Mexico Round of 16 Match
Where Will Brazil vs Mexico Match Be Played?
Brazil vs Mexico FIFA World Cup 2018 first Round of 16 match will be played at the Samara Arena.
When Will Brazil vs Mexico Match Be Played?
Brazil vs Mexico FIFA World Cup 2018 second Round of 16 match will start at 7.30 pm IST on 2 July.
How to Watch Brazil vs Mexico FIFA World Cup Online?
Reliance Jio and Airtel have announced that their live TV apps – Jio TV and Airtel TV – will stream the FIFA World Cup for their subscribers in India.
Airtel TV will also give viewers the option to watch the World Cup in various languages along with Hindi and English. Users will also get access to match schedules and updates about the World Cup. Airtel users will be able to watch behind the scenes footage of all the matches, along with match previews/reviews.
Similarly, Jio TV will offer premium sports content for Jio users for free. Both Jio TV and Airtel TV are in a customer base war, with Jio claiming to have 100 million users while the Airtel TV app has 50 million downloads on Android.
The matches will be streamed live on the Sony’s Liv app. Sony has the rights for this year’s World Cup and the matches will be live on Sony Six and Sony Six HD.
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