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25 Sep 2026 10:00
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Australia vs Brazil Predictions, Picks & Odds – 25/09/2026

Friendly International · Friendlies 1
25 Sep 2026 Queensland Country Bank Stadium Louis Hecq

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2: Brazil to win
1.27 on 7bet · Confidence Medium
Odds recorded on 05 Nov 2026 at 15:59 · Odds are subject to change
Competition: Friendly International
Stage: Friendlies 1
Date: 25 Sep 2026
Time: 10:00 UTC
Stadium: Queensland Country Bank Stadium

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Australia approach this friendly in mixed form, having drawn twice, lost once, and won once across their last five outings. Tony Popovic has embraced a youth movement, calling up seven uncapped players as the Socceroos begin preparations for the 2027 AFC Asian Cup. Townsville hosts its first senior men's international, and the home side carry confidence from an unbeaten run in their last seven matches on Australian soil.

Brazil arrive under Carlo Ancelotti, who has overseen a significant rebuild following a deeply disappointing Round of 16 exit at the 2026 World Cup. The Seleção have won three of their last five fixtures and boast a confirmed starting trident of Vinicius Junior, Raphinha, and Endrick. Ancelotti has retained only nine members of his World Cup squad, handing debuts to Matheuzinho and Vitor Reis as he moulds a side for future tournament cycles.

Brazil arrive in Townsville with genuine momentum, having won three of their last five matches. Carlo Ancelotti's confirmed starting eleven is packed with quality: Vinicius Junior, Raphinha, and Endrick form a fearsome attacking trident, while Bruno Guimarães anchors the midfield. Despite fielding several debutants as part of a broader rebuild, the Seleção's spine remains formidable and well suited to dominating possession against an experimental Australian side.

The Socceroos' unbeaten run of seven home matches deserves respect, yet this squad features seven uncapped players and is clearly prioritising development over results. Tony Popovic's youthful selection, further weakened by injuries to Mohamed Touré and Alexander Robertson, lacks the experience to contain Brazil's front line. The away win at 1.27 reflects that imbalance convincingly and represents our primary pick.

Given the attacking talent on show and Australia's defensive inexperience, goals feel likely. Raphinha's extraordinary Barcelona form and Endrick's hunger to impress make the over 2.5 goals market at 1.43 appealing alongside the away win. Both teams to score at 1.80 also warrants consideration, as Australia have shown enough spirit at home to trouble a Brazilian backline still bedding in new partnerships. Odds correct at time of publication.

Trends to Know about Australia vs Brazil

  • Brazil won three of last five
  • Australia winless in three of five
  • Seven uncapped Socceroos signal rebuilding phase

Form & Statistics: Australia vs Brazil

Australia

Recent form

DDLWD
Wins1/5 (20%)
Draws3/5 (60%)
Losses1/5 (20%)

Season statistics (5)

2Total goals
33%Both teams score
1.1Goals scored
0.9Goals conceded

Brazil

Recent form

LWWWD
Wins3/5 (60%)
Draws1/5 (20%)
Losses1/5 (20%)

Season statistics (5)

3.6Total goals
64%Both teams score
2.6Goals scored
1Goals conceded
StatisticAustraliaBrazil
Last 5 results1W 3D 1L·3W 1D 1L
Avg goals scored1.1·2.6
Avg goals conceded0.9·1.0
Under 2.5 (last 5)5/5·1/5
Probable lineup

Lineups: Australia vs Brazil

Australia

3-4-2-1
  1. 1 Patrick Beach
  2. 2 Alessandro Circati
  3. 3 Harry Souttar
  4. 4 Lucas Herrington
  5. 5 Kasey Bos
  6. 6 Jackson Irvine
  7. 7 Aiden O'Neill
  8. 8 Aziz Behich
  9. 9 Yaya Dukuly
  10. 10 Connor Metcalfe
  11. 11 Nestory Irankunda
  • Mohamed Touré (injury)
  • Alexander Robertson (injury/medical reasons)
  • Jordy Bos (injury)
  • Cameron Burgess (injury)
  • Cristian Volpato (injury)
  • Kai Trewin (injury)
  • Massimo Luongo (ruptured ACL (long-term))
  • Adrian Segečić (ankle injury)

Brazil

4-2-3-1
  1. 1 Hugo Souza
  2. 2 Matheuzinho
  3. 3 Marquinhos
  4. 4 Vitor Reis
  5. 5 Douglas Santos
  6. 6 Danilo Santos
  7. 7 Bruno Guimarães
  8. 8 Raphinha
  9. 9 Estêvão
  10. 10 Vinicius Junior
  11. 11 Endrick
  • João Pedro (knee injury)
  • Rodrygo (ACL and meniscus injury (long-term))
  • Éder Militão (thigh surgery (long-term))

Medium confidence

A 3-4-2-1 against a 4-2-3-1 sets up an intriguing tactical contest, with Australia's wing-backs likely to carry significant defensive responsibility against a Brazilian attack built around Vinicius Junior and Raphinha. Brazil's confirmed XI carries genuine quality throughout, and the double pivot of Danilo Santos and Bruno Guimarães should offer the visitors considerable control in midfield.

Australia's probable shape is sourced from a single outlet, so minor adjustments remain possible before kickoff. Still, the Socceroos' three-man defensive block will need to be well-organised to contain Endrick and the movement ahead of him, with Nestory Irankunda offering perhaps the most direct threat going the other way.

How to Watch Australia vs Brazil Match?

What time is Australia vs Brazil?

Australia vs Brazil kicks off at Queensland Country Bank Stadium on 25 September 2026 at 11:00 BST.

Where is Australia vs Brazil being played?

This fixture takes place at Queensland Country Bank Stadium in Townsville, marking the city's first senior men's international.

How Can I Watch Australia vs Brazil on TV and Live Stream?

Check local listings for broadcast details on this friendly international fixture. Odds correct at time of publication.