Brazil vs Spain will play the final match of the football event at Tokyo Olympics, know about the prediction, odds, and live stream
Brazil defeated Mexico to qualify for the finals for the second consecutive Olympics. Moreover, they won the gold medal at Rio Olympics 2016 as they defeated Germany in the final. Brazil defeated Mexico in the penalty shootout and they will face Spain in the finals. Spain defeated the host of Japan in the semi-final by 1-0. Marco Asensio’s goal made the difference and Spain now have the chance to win their second gold in football after the 1992 Olympics held in Barcelona.
Brazil are looking strong but the young side impressed everyone at the Olympics. So, here are all the details about Brazil vs Spain football final match at Tokyo Olympics 2021 including the odds and live stream links.
Brazil vs Spain Football Tokyo Olympics 2021 Final Prediction, Odds, And Live Stream Links
Prediction And Odds, Tips
Both Spain and Brazil finished top in their group. However, Spain won only one match in their group stages and drew two. On the other hand, Brazil won two matches and drew one. However, in the semifinals and quarterfinals, Spain crushed their opponents and were clearly the better side but they were forced to play the game in extra time. Brazil won their quarterfinal by 1-0 and in the semifinal, the match went to the penalty shootout.
Brazil have one of the best players Dani Alves who has played every minute for them and has impressed. Furthermore, the young Spanish side looks promising. So, the match will be interesting to watch, and here are the odds for the game:
Spain: +3.7
Brazil: +3.44
Draw: +1.94
Live Stream Links, Telecast And Match Timing
India: 05:00 PM, Live Stream: Sony Ten 1,2,Six/HD, Sony Liv
Japan: 08:30 pm, Live Stream: Japan Consortium
Australia: 09:30 pm, Live Stream: Seven Network
USA: 07:30 am, Live Stream: NBCUniversal
UK: 12:30 pm, Live Stream: Eurosport
Spain: 01:30 pm, Live Stream: Discovery, Eurosport
Probable Playing 11
Spain: Unai Simon, Eric Garcia, Óscar Mingueza, Pau Torres, Dani Ceballos, Pedri, Jon Moncayola, Marco Asensio,Mikel Oyarzabal, Dani Olmo, Rafa Mir
Brazil: Brenno, Diego Carlos, Guilherme Arana, Dani Alves, Nino, Claudinho, Douglas Luiz, Matheus Henrique, Paulinho, Richarlison, Gabriel Martinelli.
Venue And Schedule
The match will be played on 7th August at the Nissan Stadium (Yokohama).