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World Cup 2022 Group G: Dates, schedule, kick-off times and where to watch
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Any World Cup group the contains Brazil is one to watch, and Group G at Qatar 2022 is no different in that regard.
The Brazilians headline every group they are drawn into, and for this particular tournament they'll be the top dog alongside Switzerland, Serbia and Cameroon. Led by superstar Neymar, every Brazil match will be must-see.
With that being said, it will have been over 20 years since Brazil's last World Cup title by the time this year's competition kicks off, meaning pressure is mounting on Tite's men to claim the crown that many Brazilians feel belongs to their national team. With Neymar now being 30 years old, time is running out for him to add the biggest piece of silverware to his considerable trophy case.
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If all goes according to expectations, Switzerland, Serbia and Cameroon will be left to fight for second place in the group.
World Cup 2022 Group G: Dates, kick-off times
All kick-off times are listed in Arabia Standard Time .
| Date | Time | Fixture | Venue |
| Nov. 24 | 13:00 | Switzerland vs. Cameroon | Al Janoub Stadium |
| Nov. 24 | 22:00 | Brazil vs. Serbia | Lusail Iconic Stadium |
| Nov. 28 | 13:00 | Cameroon vs. Serbia | Al Janoub Stadium |
| Nov. 28 | 19:00 | Brazil vs. Switzerland | Stadium 974 |
| Dec. 2 | 22:00 | Serbia vs. Switzerland | Stadium 974 |
| Dec. 2 | 22:00 | Cameroon vs. Brazil | Lusail Iconic Stadium |
World Cup 2022 Group G: How to watch
- UK: BBC, ITV
- USA: FOX, FS1, Telemundo
- Canada: CTV, TSN, RDS
- Australia: SBS, SBS Viceland
For listings in your region, consult FIFA.com .
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