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Livestream of RoboCup2025


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18 July 2025



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RoboCup2025 is currently taking place in Salvador, Brazil. With day one of the main competition complete, things are hotting up across the many different leagues. From soccer to rescue, from industrial to home scenarios, teams are putting their robots through their paces across a variety of tasks and matches.

If you would like to catch up on the action from the first day, you can watch the recording of the livestream below. This includes coverage of the teams competing, interviews with participants and organisers, and insights into RoboCup and the various leagues.

The livestreams for days two and three, which will feature the knockout stages of the competitions, can be found below:

The livestream for the award ceremony, will be here:

You can also find the livestream on the RoboCup Twitch channel


Read our series of interviews with RoboCup organisers, trustees, and committee members:




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