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Miami Beach, Florida (March 23, 2013) – Watching Brazil live on TV is most often an exciting affair. beIN SPORT has made plans to serve followers with several minutes of samba football this year. Yes, the Brazil World Tour kicked off on March 21 and will last till August 14, 2013. As listed by LiveSoccerTV.com (@LiveSoccerTV), all games feature on beIN SPORT’s live TV schedule.
The Brazilians played a brilliant 2-2 draw against Italy in Geneva on Thursday to open their World Tour in preparation for next year’s big soccer fiesta. Had it not been for Mario Balotelli’s out-of-this-world equalizer, Luiz Felipe Scolari would be celebrating his first victory as a coach since replacing Mano Menezes last November.
A mouth-watering fixture awaits the public on Monday, March 25. The five-time world champions will face European force Russia in London, on Chelsea’s turf, Stamford Bridge. Maybe Scolari will be third time lucky after losing to England and recently to Italy in 2013. The Brazil World Tour will then resume on April 24 with a clash against Chile in Belo Horizonte.
Brazil vs England will kick-start the summer in front of an expected full-house at the Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro. Make a date with beIN Sports on June 6 for this headline friendly match. A week later, the Samba Boys will entertain 1998 FIFA World Cup winners France.
The Brazil World Tour will finally end on August 14 in Basel with a meeting against hosts Switzerland. Will the Brazilians be FIFA Confederations Cup champions by then?
Be sure to make a date with LiveSoccerTV.com for live scores during the Brazil World Tour matches. Also check match pages for schedules of repeat versions.
beIN SPORT can currently be found on:
DIRECTV channels 620 (English-language) and 426 (Spanish); DISH channels 408 (English) and 871 (Spanish); Verizon FiOS TV channels 598 (English) and 1538 (Spanish); Comcast Xfinity; Time Warner Cable; Bright House Networks; Advanced Cable Communications; Liberty Cablevision of Puerto Rico
