Brazil will hope for a much-improved performance when they take on Australia in the second of two friendlies in Brisbane. The five-time World Cup winners were indebted to a late equaliser from substitute Rayan to salvage a 1-1 draw from the opener in Townsville last week, a result that increased the noise around head coach Carlo Ancelotti.The veteran Italian insisted on Monday that he was more concerned about the long term than results in friendlies but there is no doubt he could do with a win at Suncorp Stadium to silence the sceptics.Australias task is to try to deliver a repeat performance that gave Tony Popovics men plenty of encouragement ahead of the Asian Cup in January.AUSTRALIA TEAM NEWSPopovic resists the temptation to tweak his side and goes with the same starting XI that played so well last week.Australia: Beach; Italiano, Circati, Souttar, Herrington, Behich; irvine, Okon-Engstler, Metalfe; Irankunda, YengiBRAZIL TEAM NEWSAncelotti makes seven changes with Endrick and Willian Estevao among those to drop out.Rayan is rewarded for his equaliser last week with a place alongside Vinicius Jr and Raphinha in the front three.Brazil: Otvio; Vanderson, Jair, Gabriel Magalh�es, Mauro Jnior; Danilo, Bruno Guimar�es, Gabriel Bontempo; Rayan, Raphinha, Vinicius JrStats for Australia v BrazilIn nine previous meetings Brazil have won six, drawn two and lost one. Australias only win was 1-0 at the 2001 Confederations Cup. Brazil have also beaten them 6-0 twice, in 1997 and 2013.Raphinha has scored or assisted in 11 straight matches for Brazil, and he set up Fridays late equaliser.Tony Popovics side have gone four games without a win (one draw, three defeats) and scored just once in that run. They havent scored more than one goal in 11 of their last 13 matches.Carlo Ancelottis side have lost only one of their last nine matches, but they havent kept a clean sheet in six straight friendlies. Both teams have scored in eight of their last 10 games.Where to watch Australia v Brazil: TV and online streamsAustralia versus Brazil kicks off at 11am BST UK time on Tuesday. It is not being shown on TV in the UK.But you can watch it on the bet365Live Sports Streamingservice. Recommended offer Review Bet365 Live Streaming Watch Here #AD 18+. Geo-restrictions apply, Must have a funded account or placed a bet in the last 24 hours. Watch your favorite sports on mobile, tablet & desktop. Only available to eligible customers. Live Streaming rules apply. BeGambleAware. Registration required. GambleAware.org T&C's apply. Responsible GamblingIt is important that when using any bookmaker and placing bets online, you practice responsible gambling habits wherever possible. This helps to keep your betting a bit of fun and enjoyment.Be sure to use licensed sites to ensure your safety and security, while taking steps to control your gambling habits. Set a budget that you can afford, and keep track of the time you spend placing bets. Utilise the responsible gambling tools that are available at bookmakers, including deposit limits, time reminders, time-outs, and self-exclusions.There are also helplines and resources available, such as GamCare, that bettors can reach out to.GamCare:https://www.gamcare.org.ukNational Gambling Helpline: 0808 8020 133 Topics Australia Men's National Soccer Team Brazil National Football Team Add us as a preferred source on Google If you enjoy reading this article, you can help support our independent football journalism by adding 101 Great Goals as a preferred source You Should Also Read Australia v Brazil: Preview, where to watch and prediction as Selecao take on Socceroos Jon Fisher 29th September, 2026 Australia 1-1 Brazil: Rayan rescues Selecao after Irankunda stunner Nicholas McGee 25th September, 2026 Australia vs Brazil: Preview, expected line-ups, stats and where to watch Mitch Fretton 24th September, 2026 Tottenham sign Savinho from Man City for �75m Ben Miller 25th August, 2026 Brazil set to start rebuild under Ancelotti with Australia tour Mitch Fretton 30th July, 2026 I made history Neymar confirms he has retired from Brazil duty Tom Rostance 29th July, 2026
