Brazil plays Japan at Singapore’s National Stadium at 6.15pm on Saturday 14 November 2026, then plays Singapore at 6pm on Tuesday 17 November. The Tuesday ticket is listed for a double-header, with Japan vs Paraguay scheduled at 9.10pm. Singapore vs Paraguay opens the series on Friday 13 November at 8pm.
The Mizuho Blue Challenge has four matches across three event dates. Pick the fixture before looking at the ticket price. Singapore vs Paraguay starts at S$28 before fees, while Japan vs Brazil and the 17 November double-header are listed from S$98 before fees. Check the official Ticketmaster listing for available seats on your date.
- 13 November: Singapore vs Paraguay at 8pm. Doors open at 6pm.
- 14 November: Japan vs Brazil at 6.15pm. Doors open at 4.15pm.
- 17 November: Singapore vs Brazil at 6pm, then Japan vs Paraguay at 9.10pm. Doors open at 4pm.
- National Stadium is at The Kallang. Use Stadium MRT (CC6) and your assigned gate.
- The event has separate bag, bottle and child admission rules. Check them before travelling.
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When do Brazil, Japan and Singapore play? · How much are National Stadium football tickets? · Bag rules, age policy and what to bring · How to get to National Stadium by MRT
Full guide contents
- When do Brazil, Japan and Singapore play?
- How much are National Stadium football tickets?
- Bag rules, age policy and what to bring
- How to get to National Stadium by MRT
- Match-day plans for families and groups
- Arrival and departure plans for each match date
- Frequently asked questions
- More November outings in Singapore
| Date | Fixture and kickoff | Venue doors | Published price before fees |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fri 13 Nov | Singapore vs Paraguay, 8pm | 6pm | S$28–S$188 |
| Sat 14 Nov | Japan vs Brazil, 6.15pm | 4.15pm | S$98–S$888 |
| Tue 17 Nov | Singapore vs Brazil, 6pm; Japan vs Paraguay, 9.10pm | 4pm | S$98–S$888 for the double-header |
When do Brazil, Japan and Singapore play?
The Kallang’s event page and Ticketmaster both list four matches. Friday is a standalone match between Singapore and Paraguay. Saturday is Japan against Brazil. Tuesday is the only date with two scheduled kickoffs on the same admission listing. All four take place inside National Stadium.
Which date is Brazil vs Japan?
Saturday 14 November at 6.15pm. The listing uses Japan vs Brazil, so check that name on the booking screen. If you are travelling for that fixture, do not select the Tuesday listing just because it includes both teams. On Tuesday, Brazil and Japan play different opponents.
Which date is Singapore vs Brazil?
Tuesday 17 November at 6pm. If coming from work or school, check whether you can reach the venue before that earlier kickoff. The doors are scheduled from 4pm. The later game, Japan vs Paraguay, starts at 9.10pm. There is a gap between the scheduled kickoffs, and the duration of the first game and crowd conditions affect how much break time you have.
What if you only want to watch the Singapore team?
Singapore has two fixtures. Friday against Paraguay has a later kickoff and a lower listed starting price. Tuesday against Brazil starts earlier and is part of the double-header. Compare who you want to see, your budget and your actual arrival time. Friday may be easier if someone in the group cannot reach the venue by 6pm on a weekday.
Can you count on seeing a particular player?
Choose the fixture you want to attend and use current team or organiser announcements for squad news. Availability and starting lineups can change. A match listing establishes the scheduled teams, time and venue. It does not confirm which players will start or how long an individual will play.
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How much are National Stadium football tickets?
For Singapore vs Paraguay, The Kallang lists Cat 4 at S$28, Cat 3 at S$38, Cat 2 at S$48, Cat 1 at S$58 and VIP at S$188. For Japan vs Brazil and for the Tuesday double-header, it lists S$98, S$138, S$208, S$268 and S$888 across the corresponding tiers. These are before booking fees and depend on availability.
Add the booking fee before comparing totals
The published fee is S$3 per ticket from S$20 to S$49.99 and S$6 per ticket from S$50. A S$28 seat is therefore S$31 including that fee, if the ticket is available at the listed rate. A S$98 seat is S$104 on the same basis. Use the actual checkout amount as the final check. Multiply by the number of people who need seats before deciding whether to change fixture or category.
What does the Tuesday listing cover?
Ticketmaster lists Singapore vs Brazil and Japan vs Paraguay together at 6pm on 17 November. Read the event details for the second kickoff at 9.10pm. For any question about arriving after the first match, leaving and returning, or an admission deadline, check the official event policy before booking. Do not build a plan around an assumed re-entry right.
Where should you sit?
If you want to follow formations and movement off the ball, look for a position with an overview of the pitch. If you value seeing play close to a goal, compare end sections on the venue’s seat map. Check the actual category, row and any notes about access. Friends booking separately should compare section and row before paying. For accessible tickets or assistance, use the official ticketing contact and the venue’s event directions.
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Bag rules, age policy and what to bring
The Kallang lists security checks and asks patrons to arrive early. Keep your printed or electronic ticket ready. Use the event’s own bag policy, including the 35cm × 20cm × 30cm limit, before choosing a bag. The list also restricts outside food and drinks, professional cameras and several types of fan equipment. Use the venue’s published event policy for the full current terms.
Can you bring a water bottle?
The published policy permits an empty non-glass water bottle. Empty it before entry. Check current instructions for any special container or medical need. Food and drinks are available for sale inside according to the venue. If you are coming straight from work or school, plan to eat before security or budget for what you intend to purchase inside.
Do children need tickets?
Children aged three and above need a ticket. The venue says infants in arms and children under three can be admitted free if they do not occupy a seat and sit on a parent or guardian’s lap. Children under 12 must stay with a ticketed parent or legal guardian aged 18 or older. Check the current advisory if you need a particular access arrangement.
Check flags and other fan items
Read the event rules before carrying flags, signs, banners or noise makers. The listing sets limits on fan-board size and excludes certain items. A jersey or scarf is easier to manage than a large accessory if you are using the MRT and want to pass through security quickly. Keep the ticket and anything staff may need to inspect easy to reach.
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How to get to National Stadium by MRT
Use Stadium MRT (CC6) on the Circle Line as your first route to check. National Stadium is one of several facilities at The Kallang, so use your event gate as the walking destination once you arrive. Look at the venue map and follow the latest event-day signs. Indoor Stadium and National Stadium are separate venues.
Stadium MRT and Kallang MRT are different
Kallang MRT (EW10) is on the East West Line. It can be a walking option for people who have checked the route, but it serves a different location. The header is an archival photograph of Kallang MRT by S5A-0043, shared under CC BY 4.0. Use the current signs to find the correct station and gate. Original Wikimedia Commons photograph
Arrive before the match with a clear plan
Allow time for the walk, ticket scan, bag checks and finding your section. The publicised doors-open time is earlier than kickoff. If meeting friends after work, select a place before the security queue and agree when to proceed separately if someone is delayed. Share the section and gate as well as the stadium name.
Check your route home on 17 November
The second kickoff is at 9.10pm. Do not assume you can walk straight out and board the first train after the final whistle. Check your last useful onward connection and any event transport advisories. If you only want to see the first fixture, arrange a departure plan around that match and follow venue instructions for exiting.
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Match-day plans for families and groups
A first live match with children
Friday is an option if you want a single match at the lower published starting price. It has a later 8pm kickoff, so compare the child’s routine and your trip home with Saturday’s 6.15pm start. Choose seats together. On arrival, show children where the pitch and toilets are, then agree on a meeting point if anyone needs to leave their seat.
A Saturday trip for Japan vs Brazil
Confirm the fixture name and gate on the order. A meal before the event can be easier than fitting one into the arrival queue. Use the gap between doors opening and kickoff to get through checks and find the seats. After the match, decide whether to go directly to the MRT or pause at an appropriate public point while crowds move.
A Tuesday double-header
Decide in advance whether to watch both games. If the group is staying for the second, check the later transport connection before buying. Give younger spectators a plan for a break inside the venue, following staff directions. For visitors coming directly from work, separate the first kickoff, the second kickoff and the last return leg in the group message.
Something to watch beyond the ball
Pick one team and look at what its other players do when the ball moves to one side. Notice whether defenders stay in a line or one moves forward to press. Children can watch how teammates signal or move into space. It gives the trip a shared point of conversation even when everyone has a different favourite player.
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Arrival and departure plans for each match date
Friday after work or school
The 6pm door time and 8pm kickoff leave a window for arriving from several parts of Singapore. If your group is meeting after work, choose a fixed time to leave for security rather than waiting for everyone to finish dinner. Anyone delayed can use their own ticket and find the correct section. If the group needs to present tickets together, organise that before you reach the queue.
Saturday afternoon at The Kallang
The match starts at 6.15pm, with doors at 4.15pm. Use the earlier arrival if you want time for a meal or to find a first-time visitor’s entrance. If travelling with a family group, check whether the person who walks most slowly can comfortably reach the gate from the station. Find a simple meeting point with enough space to wait without blocking others.
Tuesday after the first match or after both
A 6pm kickoff is earlier than many weekday schedules. If the first fixture is the reason for coming, decide how much travel time you have from your actual departure point. If staying for the 9.10pm fixture, decide on your return route before the second game. Separate the last rail departure at Stadium from the last connecting train elsewhere. If a connecting service is tight, check other options on the day.
Where to meet a pickup
The venue’s getting-here guide identifies different pickup points depending on the stadium gates you use. Check the event-day instructions and tell your driver the named pickup point instead of the stadium pin. If there are road or gate changes, use the latest directions from staff. For a group going in different directions, agree to split only after everyone has their route.
For visitors staying outside the Kallang area
Choose the rail or road route based on where you are actually staying. A hotel on a direct line can be simpler even if it looks farther away on a map. Include the walk from your final station. If your hotel group is also going to another event, share its different location and ticket time in a separate message so the two plans stay clear.
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Frequently asked questions
Are Brazil and Japan both playing on 17 November?
Yes, in separate games. Brazil plays Singapore at 6pm and Japan plays Paraguay at 9.10pm. Their match against each other is on 14 November.
How much is the cheapest published ticket?
S$28 before fees for Singapore vs Paraguay. Japan vs Brazil and the double-header start at S$98 before fees, subject to availability.
Is the series at Singapore Indoor Stadium?
No. The games are at National Stadium.
Is the second match on Tuesday at 6pm?
No. Singapore vs Brazil is at 6pm. Japan vs Paraguay is at 9.10pm.
Where do I buy tickets?
Use the event link from The Kallang or the official Ticketmaster Singapore listing and select the exact date.
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More November outings in Singapore
See the Singapore November and December events guide for other school holiday and year-end activities.