Where to watch USWNT vs Brazil live stream? TV channel, time, lineups for USA in Olympic women's soccer gold medal final

After falling from the top of the table at last summer's Women's World Cup, the Americans now have a chance to return to the top of the pecking order in their gold medal match against Brazil at the 2024 Olympics.

The USWNT has won four gold medals in the history of Olympic women's soccer, three more than any other nation, but has won two in a row without even reaching the final. New head coach Emma Hayes has breathed new life into the attacking “trident” of Sophia Smith, Trinity Rodman and Mallory Swanson, who each scored three goals at the Olympics, and put this team on the brink of returning to the top of the women's soccer landscape.

Brazil, meanwhile, has never won Olympic gold, so a triumph here would be a fairytale end to the legendary career of 38-year-old striker Marta, who will retire from the national team after this game.

A red card in the final group match could have ended Marta's career as she was banned for both the quarter-finals and semi-finals, but her teammates managed to pull off two huge upset victories against hosts France and reigning Women's World Cup champions Spain to give the legendary superstar one last chance at glory.

USWNT vs Brazil Live Stream, TV Channel

TV channels: : NBC, Telemundo
Live stream: Fubo, Peacock, NBC Sports App/Website, Telemundo Deportes en Vivo

In the United States, this game will be broadcast live on television in English on NBC's USA Network. Live streaming options are available on Fubo, which offers a FREE Trial for new subscribers and Peacock.

A Spanish-language option is available through Telemundo, which is also an option for streaming on Fubo.

What time is kickoff for the USWNT vs Brazil game?

This Olympic gold medal game in women's soccer begins at 5:00 p.m. local time on Saturday, August 10, at the Parc des Princes in Paris, France.

Here is how this time is distributed across some of the largest areas of the USA:

	Date	Kick-off time
Eastern Time	Sat., 10 August	11am
Central Time	Sat., 10 August	10 O `clock
Mountain time	Sat., 10 August	9 o'clock
Pacific Time	Sat., 10 August	8 o'clock

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Lineups and team news for USWNT vs. Brazil

All injured US women’s players are fully fit again. Tierna Davidson And Jaedyn Shaw are both ready to play again after previously missing games in the competition. Emily Fox shook off a final moment of shock in the quarter-finals and started towards victory in the semi-finals.

Emma Hayes has relied heavily on her starters throughout the competition, only benching them when absolutely necessary. But there is one potentially bold change that could confuse USWNT fans. It's highly unlikely, but still possible, that Hayes will be benched as captain. Lindsey Horanwho was largely weak throughout the tournament and was knocked off the field in extra time in the semi-final against Germany. If she can make this leap, Korbin Albert would be the likely addition to the midfield.

Expected starting lineup for the USA (4-3-3): Closer (TW) – Fox, Girma, Davidson, Dunn – Horan, Coffey, Lavelle – Rodman, Swanson, S. Smith.

Martha is a legend not only of the Brazilian women's team but of sport in general, but for head coach Arthur Elias it is a real question whether to put the 38-year-old in the starting line-up. She will return from her two-match red card suspension, but her substitute Gabi Portilho Marta missed goals in both knockout matches and her result could have been enough to earn a third starting spot, leaving Marta on the bench.

What to do with Marta is by far not the only point of discussion for Elias in the final, especially in attack. Kerolin is a star himself, but Jheniffer was preferred in the semi-finals instead, so the former came on as a substitute and scored the decisive goal. Duda-Sampaio, Adriana Leal, GabriellaAnd Ana Vitoria all came off the bench against Spain, but have already started at least one game in this Olympic tournament.

Expected starting lineup for Brazil (3-4-3): Leite (TW) – Ferreira, Lauren, Tarciane – Ludmila, Angelina, Yaya, Ribeiro – Kerolin, Portilho, Leal.

USWNT vs. Brazil Prediction, Odds & Lines

• Result prediction: USA – Brazil 2:0

Brazil will be well prepared for this match and will not be intimidated by the encounter after already eliminating Spain and France in the knockout rounds.

But that's a different story entirely. While France and Spain have looked beatable at various stages of this tournament, the U.S. women are a revitalized team that has never trailed at any point in this tournament. They have conceded just two goals in all of the Olympics, none of them in the knockout stages, and they have shown they can get results when their opponents fall apart.

The USA beat Brazil 1-0 in the W Gold Cup final earlier this year and are now looking to return to the top of the women's soccer hierarchy.

	BetMGM (USA)
USA win (90 minutes)	+100
Pull (90 minutes)	+220
Brazil wins (90 minutes)	+280
Both teams score	Y: +100 N: -145
Over / Under 2.5 goals	O: +125 U: -175
USA to raise the trophy	-200
Brazil to raise the trophy	+145