On March 19, 2025, soccer fans can look forward to a thrilling day filled with several exciting matches across various tournaments, including qualifiers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the Copa do Nordeste, and the UEFA Women’s Champions League.
The day kicks off with the qualifying matches in Africa at 13:00 (Brasilia time), where Essuatíni will face Cameroon, Liberia will go up against Tunisia, and the Central African Republic will take on Madagascar. All these matches can be viewed on FIFA+, offering fans ample options to catch the action.
Simultaneously, Asia also hosts its own qualifiers, albeit without broadcasting. These matches feature Australia taking on Indonesia at 6:10, Japan going against Bahrain at 7:35, and South Korea challenging Oman at 8:00. The remaining Asian matches including Iran versus the United Arab Emirates, Uzbekistan versus Kyrgyzstan, Jordan versus Palestine, Saudi Arabia versus China, Iraq versus Kuwait, and Qatar versus North Korea, all set to kick-off at 15:15. Unfortunately, none of these games will be televised, limiting viewers' access.
As the day progresses, the Copa do Nordeste takes center stage with several noteworthy matches. Starting at 19:00, CSA will battle Bahia, Ceará will clash with Juazeirense, and Confiança will face Sampaio Correa—all airing on Premiere. Later in the evening, at 21:30, Vitória will play against Sport, and Sousa will take on Fortaleza. These matches promise to bring excitement to fans, with options available on various platforms including SBT and ESPN for select games.
Meanwhile, the UEFA Women’s Champions League showcases two significant matches: VfL Wolfsburg versus FC Barcelona at 14:45 on DAZN, followed by Manchester City taking on Chelsea at 17:00, also available on DAZN. These pivotal encounters will see top women’s teams going head-to-head, adding to the day's dynamic offerings.
The Sub-20 Brazilian Championship also sees action today, with several matches scheduled, including Corinthians facing Grêmio and Vasco going against Cruzeiro. Both of these matches are set to kick-off at 15:00 and 15:45, respectively; however, only the Vasco x Cruzeiro match will be available for viewing on Sportv.
Additionally, the Campeonato Paranaense semifinal features Athletico-PR against Maringá, airing at 20:00. This adds another layer of excitement for Brazilian soccer fans, as teams vie for a spot in the finals.
In summary, March 19 is a hotbed for soccer fans with diverse fixtures across different competitions. The day highlights the global appeal of soccer, illustrating the drive and passion fans have for the sport, accessible through various television channels and streaming services.
