How to Watch Seychelles vs Belarus: 2025 Beach Soccer World Cup Live
The Paradise Arena has journeyed from Dubai, United Arab Emirates, to Victoria, on the Indian Ocean island nation of Seychelles, for the 2025 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup, which kicks off on Thursday. The tournament marks a historic moment for Seychelles, as the host nation makes its World Cup debut with a Group A matchup against Belarus. Known as the Pirates, the Seychellois national team has competed internationally since 2014 but remains winless in Africa Cup of Nations play, going 0-6 and last qualifying in 2021. Meanwhile, Belarus enters its fourth Beach Soccer World Cup, aiming to build on its strongest performance yet—a fourth-place finish in Dubai in February 2024.
How to Watch Seychelles vs Belarus in 2025 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup Today

Game Date: Thursday, May 1, 2025
Game Time: 10:50 a.m. ET
Fans located in the following participating countries can watch every second of their team’s matches live on FIFA+: Belarus, Brazil, Italy, Portugal, Senegal, Seychelles, Spain and Tahiti, with highlights of all other fixtures available to watch from anywhere in the world.
A search function that displays the viewing options in each country is available on FIFA.com, with users able to select their location via the drop-down menu.
Since taking charge of Seychelles in 2023, Herald Kowlessur led the team to a 1–2 record at the Council of Southern Africa tournament in March 2024, securing a win over Saudi Arabia before falling to hosts South Africa and Malawi, narrowly missing out on a spot in the knockout stage.
Belarus secured qualification alongside Portugal, Spain, and Italy after October’s UEFA qualifying placement matches in Cádiz, Spain, were canceled due to weather. The national team made its Beach Soccer World Cup debut in 2019, finishing 11th, and returned in 2021, placing 14th. Captain Ihar Bryshtel leads the squad, while veteran defender Vadzim Bokach aims to add to his national record of 105 caps.
Beach soccer is played on a sandy pitch measuring approximately 38.3 to 40.5 yards in length and 28.4 to 30.6 yards in width. Each team fields five players, including a goalkeeper, with matches divided into three 12-minute periods.
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