Friendly International

Australia

29 Sep 2026 11:00

Brazil

Prediction:

Brazil to win 1.35

View odds >

Pick your prediction

AustraliaDraw Brazil

Australia vs Brazil Predictions, Picks & Odds – 29/09/2026

Friendly International · Friendlies 1

Our prediction

2: Brazil to win

1.35 on 7bet · Confidence Medium

Odds recorded on 29 Sep 2026 at 03:49 · Odds are subject to change

Australia vs Brazil Preview

Australia head into this second friendly at Stadium Australia with a mixed run of form, picking up two wins alongside two draws and a defeat in their last five outings. Tony Popovic's side showed real spirit in the opening encounter, with Nestory Irankunda's superb long-range free kick earning a 1-1 draw before a late Brazilian equaliser denied them a famous result. The Socceroos are using this series to blood younger talent ahead of the AFC Asian Cup in January 2027.

Brazil arrive with considerably stronger recent form, winning three of their last five matches. Carlo Ancelotti's squad snatched that dramatic last-gasp equaliser in the first fixture and will be keen to clinch the series. The Italian coach is expected to rotate his squad, giving minutes to fringe players as he continues rebuilding following a disappointing World Cup. Raphinha remains the chief creative threat, carrying sensational club form of 14 goals and three assists in eight appearances for Barcelona.

Brazil's recent form reads impressively, with three wins from their last five matches, and Carlo Ancelotti's side average a healthy 2.2 goals per match across their most recent ten fixtures. Australia, by contrast, manage just 1.1 goals per match over the same sample. That disparity in attacking output makes the away win at 1.35 a compelling selection for this second and deciding fixture in the Queensland Football Series.

Ancelotti is expected to rotate his squad, yet the depth at his disposal remains formidable. Raphinha, fresh from a blistering spell at Barcelona with 14 goals and three assists in eight club matches, offers a cutting edge few friendlies can boast. Australia showed spirit through Irankunda's stunning free-kick in the first encounter, but consistently containing this Brazilian attack over ninety minutes is a different proposition entirely.

Given Brazil's superior goal threat, over 2.5 goals at 1.55 also looks attractive. The first meeting finished 1-1 with a late equaliser, and both sides will approach this decider with greater attacking intent. Both teams to score at 1.80 merits consideration too, as Australia have demonstrated they can find the net against elite opposition. Odds correct at time of publication.

Trends to Know about Australia vs Brazil

• Brazil average 2.2 goals per match
• Australia winless in three against Brazil
• Raphinha boasts 14 goals in eight matches

A compact 3-4-2-1 from Australia lines up against Brazil's familiar 4-2-3-1, setting up a fascinating tactical contest. The Socceroos will look to crowd the midfield and frustrate a Seleção attack built around Vinícius Júnior and Raphinha, with Bruno Guimarães and Andrey Santos providing the platform behind them.

For Australia, the question is whether their three-man defence can absorb Brazil's wide threats and allow Riley McGree and the supporting cast behind Irankunda to carry genuine danger on the counter. Both lineups carry probable status from credible sources, so the tactical picture feels reasonably settled ahead of kickoff.

How to Watch Australia vs Brazil Match?

What time is Australia vs Brazil?

Kickoff at Stadium Australia is scheduled for 29 September 2026 at 11:00 BST.

Where is Australia vs Brazil being played?

This match will be played at Stadium Australia in Sydney.

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

Check local listings for broadcast details, as coverage varies by region. Odds correct at time of publication.