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France vs Brazil live streaming: Preview, Prediction, Pick, Match Details and Odds for the Women’s World Cup round-of-16 clash

2019 World Cup host France takes on Brazil on Sunday in one of the more intriguing round of 16 fights. France won Group A with a 3-0-0 record and only one goal yielded, establishing itself as a most favorite to win the cup, while Brazil was 2-0-1 and completed in third place in Group C, overcoming as the main third-place team with Marta and Cristiane leading the way. France is the favorite, but Brazil has the talent and pedigree to pull off the upset.

France vs Brazil live gushing: Match preview

The tie of the round without a sure is this one in Le Havre.

Hosts France take on 2007 World Finalists Brazil in a game fit for a last.

Be that as it may, just one will make the quarter-finals.

Who will it be?

France, roared on by their home crowd, won all three group games.

They went into their final group match against Nigeria needing a point to secure top spot.

Another penalty, this time from Wendie Renard, saw them win 1-0 at Roazhon Park

Les Bleues are the fourth different hosts to win each of their three group stage matches at a World Cup but this is where it really get serious.

Brazil in their history have reached a World Cup Final, won two Olympic silvers and won seven of the eight Copa América Feminina including last year’s edition.

Both their strengths and vulnerabilities were on show during the group stages.

In their first game, a hat-trick from Cristiane saw them swat aside Jamaica 3-0.

On matchday two, they led 2-0 against Australia; Marta and Cristiane with the goals.

However, Vadão’s side collapsed and an own goal from Mônica sealed a 3-2 win for Australia.

This meant that they needed at least a point from their final group game against Italy to be sure of qualification.

They were awarded a penalty late on after Debinha was tripped inside the area.

Marta smashed home from the spot; she is now the outright top scorer in Fifa World Cup tournaments with 17 goals.

Despite that 1-0 win, Seleção could only finish third in the group on goal difference which is why they’ve got such a tough assignment here.

This is a tough game to call as it could go either way.

However, the home crowd at Stade Océane should get their side over the line.

France vs Brazil live streaming: Match details

On the off chance that you need to watch France vs Brazil online, and indeed the rest of the Women’s World Cup, these are the live streaming instructions.

Competition: Women’s World Cup

Date: June 23, 2019

Kick-off time: 8:00 pm, June 23, 2019 (UK time)

Stadium: Stade Océane

Odds: France -1.5 (+115) | Brazil +1.5 (-135) | O/U 2.5

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France vs Brazil live streaming information

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France vs. Brazil prediction

France 2-1 Brazil

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