📺 Friday's fixtures: Brazil v Colombia in the Women's Copa América
15h45 - Royal Antwerp x U. Saint-Gilloise - DAZN
Friendlies
16h00 - Betis x Córdoba - ESPN 4 and Disney+ (Standard)
African Women's Nations Cup (3rd place match)
16h00 - Ghana x South Africa - BandSports and YouTube (Esporte na Band)
Argentine Championship (Clausura - 3rd round)
19h00 - Sarmiento Junín x Lanús - Disney+ (Premium)
21h15 - Independiente Rivadavia x Belgrano - Disney+ (Premium)
Copa América Feminina (Group B - 5th round)
21h00 - Brazil x Colombia - TV Brasil and SporTV
Colombian Championship (Clausura - 4th round)
22h30 - Atlético Nacional x Santa Fe - YouTube (GOAT)
Major League Soccer (Regular season - 25th round)
20h30 - Columbus Crew x Orlando City - AppleTV+
20h30 - NE Revolution x CF Montreal - AppleTV+
21h30 - Houston Dynamo x LA Galaxy - AppleTV+
21h30 - FC Dallas x New York City - AppleTV+
23h30 - LAFC x Portland Timbers - AppleTV+
23h30 - San Diego FC x Nashville SC - AppleTV+
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