📲 Women's Euros, Copa América, Série B: Friday's football schedule
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2:30 PM – Flamengo U20 x Bayer Leverkusen – ESPN, YouTube/CazéTV and Disney+
African Women's Nations Cup
4:00 PM – Morocco x Mali – BandSports and YouTube/Sports on Band
European Championship - Women's
4:00 PM – Spain x Switzerland – YouTube/CazeTV
Copa America - Women's
6:00 PM – Uruguay x Peru – SporTV
9:00 PM – Argentina x Chile – SporTV
Brazilian - Series B
7:00 PM – Atlético-GO x Criciúma – ESPN and Disney+
9:30 PM – Ferroviária x Athletic Club – Disney+
Argentine Championship
7:30 PM – Boca Juniors x Unión Santa Fe – ESPN 4 and Disney+
Copa Paulista
8:00 PM – XV de Piracicaba x São Bento – YouTube/Ulisses TV
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