Don't Miss a Second: Your Complete Guide to Watching Australia vs. Brazil Live

Don't Miss a Second: Your Complete Guide to Watching Australia vs. Brazil Live

Brazil is taking the field for the first time following a deeply disappointing 2026 World Cup, which marked the nation's worst showing at the tournament since 1990.

The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) put in considerable effort to bring Carlo Ancelotti on board well ahead of this summer's competition, despite a rather troubled qualifying run. Yet even the composed Italian manager couldn't conceal the clear talent gap Brazil is currently facing.

A new tournament cycle signals a fresh chapter for Ancelotti, who is under contract through 2030 and must already have one eye on the Copa América in 2028.

The cycle kicks off with five friendlies to wrap up the calendar year, beginning with a pair of matches against Australia in Queensland. Meetings between these two nations are uncommon, and Brazil faces a Socceroos squad missing several of its standout players from 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

There are no streaming options available for Friday's friendly in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, or Mexico.

However, broadcasters are available for the match in both Australia and Brazil. In Australia, Network 10 and Paramount+ are carrying coverage of Brazil's visit. A Paramount+ subscription in Australia is priced at $12.99 AUD per month.

Brazilian fans can watch the friendly through Globo and SporTV.

Country

Broadcaster(s)

Australia

Network 10, Paramount+

Brazil

SporTV, Globo, Globoplay

What's Next for Brazil?

Carlo Ancelotti

Brazil's time in Australia isn't over just yet. Ancelotti's Seleção has a second friendly against the Socceroos in Queensland on Tuesday, Sept. 29.

Brisbane serves as the venue for that fixture, after which Brazil heads to Kolkata for its first-ever meeting with India, currently ranked 138th in the world.

In November, Brazil will face Singapore and Japan in two additional friendly matches.

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