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Brazilian digital influencer Casimiro to stream Women’s World Cup matches

Adriana Leal da Silva of Brazil celebrates with team mates (Photo by Jonathan Moscrop/Getty Images)

Brazilian influencer Casimiro has revealed that he will be streaming coverage of this year’s Fifa Women’s World Cup.

Casimiro streamed live coverage of 22 matches during last year’s men’s World Cup in Qatar as part of an agreement brokered by Brazilian agency LiveMode on behalf of Fifa.

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