What channel is Belgium v Morocco World Cup match on? Kick off time, TV coverage and live stream details
Check out how to watch Belgium v Morocco in the World Cup, including TV channel, kick-off time and odds.
Belgium and Morocco go head to head on Sunday afternoon in more Group F action. Roberto Martinez's side are top of the group after the first round of fixtures following their 1-0 win against Canada on Wednesday night.
Belgium rode their luck against Canada, with Alphonso Davies missing a penalty before Michy Batshuayi fired home in the 44th minute.
Kevin De Bruyne and co looked a little lacklustre, but Canada were brilliant and they'll give Morocco and Croatia a tough game.
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Morocco played out a stalemate against Croatia in Wednesday's other Group F game. It finished 0-0, with both sides struggling to create many clear-cut chances.
Walid Regragui's men showed how hard they are to break down, which follows on from their World Cup qualifying campaign. Morocco won all six of their outings, scoring 20 and conceding just once.
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When is Belgium v Morocco?
Belgium v Morocco will take place on Sunday 27th November 2022.
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Belgium v Morocco kick-off time
Belgium v Morocco will kick off at 1pm.
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What TV channel is Belgium v Morocco on?
Belgium v Morocco will be shown live on BBC One with live coverage from 12:30pm.
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How to live stream Belgium v Morocco online
You can also live stream the Belgium v Morocco game online via BBC iPlayer.
The streaming platform is available on a range of devices, from desktop and laptop computers to smartphones and tablets via the app.
Belgium v Morocco radio
Every single match of the World Cup will be broadcast live on radio, including this one.
All 64 matches will be aired on BBC Radio 5 Live and talkSPORT, so you can choose which set of commentators and experts you'd like to guide you through the tournament.
Belgium v Morocco referee
The referee for Belgium v Morocco is yet to be confirmed. We'll update you as soon as we know.
Belgium v Morocco odds
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bet365 odds: Belgium (1/1) Draw (5/2) Morocco (11/4)*
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Belgium v Morocco prediction
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