Olympic Football: Brazil Women v Spain Women: How to watch, TV channel, kick-off time, head-to-head stats and team news

Brazil Women need a positive result from their game in Bordeaux against table toppers Spain Women if they are going to advance to the knockouts in the Olympic football.

Brazil were victims of a dramatic stoppage time double from Japan in their second game, losing 2-1, but they know a win here would see them through to the knockouts.

Spain have won both games so far against Japan and Nigeria, both by single-goal margins as La Roja have enjoyed a perfect start to their first Olympics.

How to watch Brazil Women v Spain Women and TV Channel

Brazil Women vs Spain Women is set to be broadcast live on Eurosport 5 and Discovery+ in the UK.

Brazil Women v Spain Women kick-off time, date and venue

Brazil Women vs Spain Women kicks off at 16:00 on Wednesday 31st July and is being played at the Nouveau Stade de Bordeaux in Bordeaux, France.

Brazil Women v Spain Women stats and head-to-head record (H2H)

These two sides have faced just four times, with Brazil Women holding the slightly better record as they have won two games to Spain Women's one, with one draw.

Spain are the current world champions however and are unbeaten in the last two encounters with Brazil.

Brazil Women v Spain Women head-to-head record (H2H)

Brazil Women wins	2
Draw	1
Spain Women wins	1

* H2H stats refer to all competitions

Brazil Women v Spain Women team news

Brazil Women team news

Brazil are likely to be without the services of Corinthians defender Tamires again after she sustained an injury in the tournament opener against Nigeria.

Duda Sampaio, Yamsim and Tais Fereira are amongst those hoping to be recalled after missing out against Japan, while Tarciane, Ludmila and Jheniffer were sent on as subs in that game and will hope for more game-time now.

Spain Women team news

Spain boss Montse Tomo may take the opportunity to freshen up her side with a quarter-final spot already secured.

Lucia Garcia started ahead of Real Madrid's Athenea del Castillo against Nigeria, while Oihane Hernandez was also a starter but went off at half-time.

Laia Codina and Olga Carmona will hope to start at the back, while Patri Guijarro of Barcelona could get the nod in midfield.