World Cup 2014 streaming: How to watch Brazil vs. Germany online
Don’t have access to a TV for the first World Cup semifinal? Here’s how you can watch the match streaming online.
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It's not a huge surprise that Germany and Brazil find themselves facing off in the first World Cup semifinal (4 p.m. ET, ESPN). What is surprising is the path both teams have traveled, with neither looking particularly dominant or impressive throughout the tournament. Further proof that playing attractive soccer is great, but winning is better.
Both teams were able to win their quarterfinal matches in normal time, so fatigue shouldn’t be a major issue. Brazil will be without both Neymar (injury) and Thiago Silva (suspended), while Germany are hoping Per Mertesacker can get over an illness.
This will be the 22nd meeting between the two nations, with Germany having only won four of those matches.
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If you’re watching the match in the USA, you’ll have multiple options for catching the game live online. WatchESPN will have an English feed available, as long as your Internet or TV provider allows you access to the service. Watch ESPN also offers a Portuguese audio feed and a tactical camera. If you can’t use that service, or would prefer a Spanish language feed, head over to Univision En Vivo.
If you’re in Canada, CBC Sports streaming is where you’ll want to go, and for those in the UK, check out the BBC iPlayer. There are listings available for other countries as well at Live Soccer TV.
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