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The Paris Olympics are almost over, but the women's soccer final is still to come. This year, the United States and Brazil will compete for the gold. We've combed through all the watch options to identify everything you need to know about how to watch USA vs. Brazil, including what time the game kicks off and free streaming options.
The United States Women's National Team (USWNT) has already advanced further than it did at the Tokyo Olympics when the team was knocked out in the semifinals, ultimately leading to a bronze medal. The team is vying to regain some of its former glory, like the 2004 to 2012 stretch when it took home the Olympic gold three times in a row. Two of those three finals saw the USWNT go up against Brazil, which has yet to earn a gold.
The USWNT has gone undefeated so far at this year's Olympics, while Brazil lost two games in the first round. During the semis, Brazil defeated Spain 4-2, and the US squeaked past Germany (who went on to win the bronze) with one goal. Mallory Swanson of the US and Gabi Portilho of Brazil have been particularly influential stat leaders on their respective teams during this year's Olympic games.
Keep reading to learn how to watch today's game from anywhere, whether you're cheering for the US or Brazil. And don't forget to bookmark our Olympics streaming guide for details on other remaining events.
The Olympic women's soccer final will be available on Peacock and NBC in the US. At $7.99 a month, Peacock will be the cheapest option today. In addition to the USA vs. Brazil game, you can catch the rest of the Olympics here, including tomorrow's Closing Ceremony.
You can watch NBC through a live TV package if you don't have cable or an antenna. Sling TV and Fubo are two of our favorite low-commitment month-to-month cable alternatives. Sling is definitely the cheaper option, but its local channel coverage is selective, so you should double-check to make sure you can get NBC in your region. The Sling Blue plan offers over 40 channels for just $40 a month, but you can get half off your first month right now. Fubo offers even more options, with over 180 channels and broad NBC coverage, for $79.99 a month. Plus, there's a one-week free trial option for new customers.
The women's football final will live stream on Eurosport through Discovey+ in the UK. Subscriptions start at £3.99 a month and offer broad Olympics coverage.
The USA vs. Brazil match will live stream for free on 9Now in Australia. If you don't already have a free account, you just need to create one to start watching. Australians can also catch the game through Stan Sport, which offers comprehensive Olympic coverage for about $27 a month. Both of these options will also stream the Closing Ceremony on Sunday.
Fans away from Australia during the final can still keep up with their free streaming option using a VPN (virtual private network). VPNs let people alter their electronic device's virtual location on a temporary basis, allowing them to use their go-to websites from anywhere. VPNs are particularly popular among those hoping to access their usual apps and sites while traveling abroad and upgrade their online privacy.
ExpressVPN has consistently been our go-to VPN recommendation. The service is easy to use, even for beginners, and comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Our ExpressVPN review has a full breakdown of the service, and we've outlined how to use a VPN below.
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