How to watch Brazil v South Korea on TV and live stream - what channel is World Cup 2022 match in Qatar on?
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Updated 05/12/2022 at 18:10 GMT
How to watch Brazil take on South Korea in their last 16 encounter at the 2022 World Cup on Monday with live stream and TV details, including which channel the match is on. Brazil, who are the overwhelming favourites to progress forward from this match, have been handed a 78% win probability in advance of the clash. Can South Korea cause a massive upset on the biggest stage? And does Neymar start?
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South Korea will be looking to cause a famous upset when they come up against the much-fancied Brazil in the last 16 at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
Tite's team topped their group with six points, the same number as second-placed Switzerland but with a superior goal difference.
After beating Serbia and Switzerland in their opening two matches, Brazil came up short against Cameroon, but had already secured their progression.
South Korea, meanwhile, came second in their group, just behind Portugal, who they beat in thrilling fashion in their final game of the stage.
Their qualification had been in doubt after a goalless draw with Uruguay was followed by a defeat to Ghana in a five-goal classic.
There was a big piece of team news ahead of the meeting when it was confirmed that Neymar, who suffered an injury in Brazil's opening game, had recovered in time to return to the starting XI.
When is Brazil v South Korea?
The last 16 World Cup match between Brazil and South Korea kicks off at 19:00 GMT on Monday, 5 December.
Which TV channel is Brazil v South Korea on?
The knockout game between Brazil and South Korea will be shown live on ITV1 in the UK with coverage beginning at 18:15 GMT.
How to follow Brazil v South Korea
We will be hosting live text coverage of the match, and every World Cup match, on eurosport.co.uk and eurosport.com. You can also follow along via the Eurosport app.
Follow all the action on our dedicated live blog here.
Brazil v South Korea head-to-head
Brazil and South Korea have previously met on seven occasions with the South American side having come out on top on six of those.
Brazil have scored 16 goals to South Korea's five in their previous meetings with the last being a 5-1 thrashing in an international friendly earlier this year on June 2.
Neymar update
Brazil head coach Tite said he was optimistic about Neymar’s fitness chances ahead of the match and that the influential forward will feature in the Selecao's last-16 match against South Korea on Monday.
Neymar limped off in Brazil’s opener against Serbia and missed the next two group games against Switzerland and Cameroon.
Despite a 1-0 loss to Cameroon in the final group game, Brazil still won Group G to set up a tie with South Korea in the last 16.
Speaking at a press conference, Tite gave an update on Neymar's situation following the 30-year-old’s return to training.
“Yeah,” Tite responded when asked if Neymar would play on Monday. “He will train this afternoon, he will be in the game.”
Tite also explained he would like to wait until after training before selecting his final line-up and whether Neymar will start or not is yet to be confirmed.
World Cup quarter-final schedule
| Match | Date (UK time) | Stadium |
| Croatia v Brazil/South Korea | December 9 at 15:00 | Education City Stadium |
| Netherlands v Argentina | December 9 at 19:00 | Lusail Iconic Stadium |
| Morocco/Spain v Portugal/Switzerland | December 10 at 15:00 | Al Thumama Stadium |
| England v France | December 10 at 19:00 | Al Bayt stadium |
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