How to Watch Australia vs Brazil Live: Stream, TV Channels and VPN Guide
- Australia hosts Brazil in an international friendly match on Friday, 25 September 2026, at Queensland Country Bank Stadium in Townsville, Queensland, marking the first time in nine years...
- Fans looking to watch the match can access live coverage through various official broadcasters depending on their location, as detailed by WorldTVRadio and Goal.com.
- Australia enters the fixture with a squad featuring goalkeepers Patrick Beach, Paul Izzo, and Jacob Chapman, alongside a defensive unit including Kealey Adamson, Aziz Behich, Alessandro Circati, Milos...
Australia hosts Brazil in an international friendly match on Friday, 25 September 2026, at Queensland Country Bank Stadium in Townsville, Queensland, marking the first time in nine years that the Selecao have traveled to Australia for fixtures against the Socceroos, according to reporting by The Sporting News. Kick-off is scheduled for 8:00 p.m. local time, corresponding to 10:00 UTC.
Where to Watch Australia vs. Brazil TV Channels and Live Streams
Fans looking to watch the match can access live coverage through various official broadcasters depending on their location, as detailed by WorldTVRadio and Goal.com. In Australia, the fixture is broadcast live on free-to-air television via Network 10, with digital streaming available through 10Play and Paramount+. Paramount+ offers a free trial for new subscribers. In Brazil, official coverage is provided by Globo and SporTV. WorldTVRadio notes that Globo operates as a free-to-air network in its home market. Supporters utilizing virtual private networks to bypass regional restrictions are advised by WorldTVRadio to check their provider rules, as using a VPN to alter virtual locations can violate platform terms of service.
Socceroos and Selecao Squads and Team News
Australia enters the fixture with a squad featuring goalkeepers Patrick Beach, Paul Izzo, and Jacob Chapman, alongside a defensive unit including Kealey Adamson, Aziz Behich, Alessandro Circati, Milos Degenek, Jason Geria, Lucas Herrington, Dylan Leonard, Harry Souttar, Jacob Italiano, and Kasey Bos, according to The Sporting News squad lists. The Australian midfield includes Paul Okon-Engstler, Jackson Irvine, Riley McGree, Connor Metcalfe, Aiden O’Neill, and Patrick Yazbek, while the attacking options list Eli Adams, Yaya Dukuly, Nestory Irankunda, Nishan Velupillay, Tete Yengi, and Marcus Younis. Australia reported no confirmed suspensions ahead of kick-off. Brazil travels to Queensland under Carlo Ancelotti’s management without Joao Pedro, who withdrew from the squad due to injury, as reported by Goal.com. Fluminense midfielder Matheus Martinelli has been called up as a replacement.
Recent Form and Head-to-Head History
Australia’s recent form across their last five matches includes one win, two draws, and two losses, totaling five goals scored and four conceded. Their outings featured a 1-1 defeat against Egypt and a 2-0 loss to the United States at the World Cup, a 2-0 victory over Turkiye, and draws against Paraguay and Switzerland. Brazil enters with three wins, one draw, and a defeat in their last five outings, scoring nine goals and conceding four. The Selecao defeated Japan 2-1, Scotland 3-0, and Haiti 3-0, while drawing 1-1 with Morocco and losing 2-1 to Norway in the round of 16. The historical head-to-head record heavily favors Brazil. The last meeting between the two nations occurred in a 2017 friendly that ended in a 4-0 victory for Brazil. Earlier encounters include 6-0 and 2-0 wins for the Selecao, bringing Brazil’s goal tally across the last three known matches against Australia to twelve goals scored without conceding any.