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Globo Esporte

0.0(0)197849 seasons · 161 episodes—
News

Throughout its history, ‘Globo Esporte’ can be defined as a mix of information and entertainment, with complete coverage of events, showing the unusual side of sports.

Status
Returning Series
Type
News
Last aired
2026-08-07
Language
Portuguese
  • TV Globo

Seasons

Top billed cast

Alex Escobar
Alex EscobarSelf - Host

Behind the camera

Produced in

Brazil

Gallery

Still from Globo Esporte

Air dates

First aired
1978-08-14
Latest episode
2026-08-07
Status
Returning Series
Next release
In production
  • Season 114 Aug 1978
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  • Season 4431 Dec 2020
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  • Season 4926 Jan 2026

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch Globo Esporte?
Streaming availability for India is not yet confirmed.
How many seasons does Globo Esporte have?
49 seasons · 161 episodes · Returning Series.
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