Indonesia U15 vs Portugal U15 Live Streaming: TV Channels, Team News & Key Players

Indonesia U15 vs Portugal U15: Match Overview & Facts

Where to Watch Indonesia U15 vs Portugal U15: Global Broadcasters & Streaming Platforms

TV Telecast & Cable Details

FIFA hasn't announced a TV partner for the U-15 World Cup in any region, and none of the territories we checked list it. So, is Indonesia U15 vs Portugal U15 on TV today? Not as far as anyone has confirmed. The match is digital only. If a local channel picks it up, expect word from FIFA or the national federations.

Streaming Options & Free Trial

FIFA+ now runs through DAZN. To watch Indonesia U15 vs Portugal U15 live:

1. Go to DAZN.com or open the DAZN app and make a free account with your email.
2. Enter your FIFA+ ID if it asks for one.
3. Open All Sports, then FIFA+, then the FIFA U-15 World Cup 2026 section.

You don't need a paid plan or a free trial for FIFA+ coverage. Use only the official platform, because unofficial streams of youth games often come with malware and pop-up traps.

Indonesia U15 vs Portugal U15 Team News, Form and Key Players

Portugal U15 have set the pace in Group G. Matos also works as sub-coordinator of the FPF's U15 to U17 teams, and his 14-man squad comes from Benfica, Porto, Sporting, Braga and Vitória de Guimarães. Most are U15 players, with three U16s. The party travelling to Baku is capped at six people, which Matos has criticised, but the football hasn't suffered.

Alex Demianciuc (Porto) and Frederico Anjos (Benfica) are the goalkeepers, and the team has conceded once in three games. No injury or suspension news has been published for either squad.

Indonesia U15 know they can score. Eight goals in three games says that much, and seven of them came in one afternoon against Fiji, six after the break. The Wales defeat showed the other side of it. A well-organised opponent can shut them down. The late equaliser against Bangladesh at least showed that the group doesn't switch off, which Alkatiri will want again today.

Portuguese Players to watch:

• João Salgado (Vitória de Guimarães): listed as a defender, scored a hat-trick against Fiji.
• Rodrigo Brito (Sporting): two goals against Fiji.
• Rúben Tavares (Benfica): midfielder, scored the winner against Burundi on a rebound and a penalty against Fiji.
• Rúben Queiroz (Porto): forward, scored against both Bangladesh and Fiji.

Indonesian Players to watch:

• Dicky Marani: two goals against Fiji.
• Muhammad Hariri Maulana: two goals against Fiji, one of them a header.
• Muhammad Nazar Alfiansyah: the one-minute goal that started the Fiji game.
• Lyonel Musaling: set up two of the Fiji goals.
• I Kadek Dwi (captain): the late goal that rescued a point against Bangladesh.