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Brazil faces Australia for the second time on their tour Down Under, after battling to a 1–1 draw with the Socceroos in Townsville, courtesy of Rayan's last-minute equalizer.
Tony Popovic has built upon Graham Arnold's solid foundation and transformed Australia into a formidable side. Despite missing several key players, the hosts' determination and resilience had them within touching distance of a memorable win over the five-time world champions, who endured a disappointing exit at this summer's World Cup.
Carlo Ancelotti is looking to put the heartbreak behind him and usher in a fresh era. The Seleção, however, haven't been handed the most favorable fixtures to support the Italian manager's rebuilding process. Brazil was significantly hampered by a poor pitch in Townsville on Friday, and there's no certainty that Brisbane's Suncorp Stadium will offer a better surface to the visitors on Tuesday.
Nevertheless, Brazil is eager to regain some positive momentum and is keen to secure its first win since the World Cup.
Here's how to catch all the action from wherever you are in the world.
What Time Does Australia vs. Brazil Kick Off?
How to Watch Australia vs. Brazil on TV, Live Stream
As was the case for Friday's friendly, there are no streaming options available for the second encounter between these two nations in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, or Mexico.
However, coverage is available in both Australia and Brazil. In Australia, Paramount+ is the sole broadcaster showing Brazil's visit. A monthly Paramount+ subscription in Australia is priced at $12.99 AUD.
Brazilian fans can tune into the friendly on Globo and SporTV.
Country | Broadcaster(s) |
|---|---|
Australia | Paramount+ |
Brazil | SporTV, Globo, Globoplay |
What's Next for Brazil?
Brazil's time in Australia is coming to an end, but their September–October schedule doesn't wrap up in Brisbane. The Seleção have one more fixture remaining in this extended international window, as they travel to Kolkata for a historic first-ever clash with India, currently ranked 138th in the world, on Oct. 3.
The South American powerhouse will also embark on another long-distance tour in November, heading to East Asia for two friendlies against Japan and Singapore. Ancelotti's squad previously defeated Japan in the round of 32 at the World Cup.