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Brazil Come From Behind to Beat Australia 4-2 in Friendly

  • Brazil defeated Australia 4-2 in an international friendly at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane on Tuesday, drawing a sell-out crowd of 52,423 fans.
  • Australia initially led 2-1 after Alessandro Circati and Connor Metcalfe scored in the first half, but Brazil equalized before halftime and regained the advantage with about 20 minutes remaining.
  • Bruno Guimaraes scored the decisive goal after an assist from Endrick, while Vinicius Junior converted a late penalty kick to seal the visitors' victory.
  • Tensions flared during the physical contest after a second-half tackle by Endrick on Harry Souttar sparked a shoving match between both teams.
  • The Socceroos are building on tactical shifts under coach Tony Popovic since the World Cup, with the team's 'brave' performance boding well ahead of January's Asian Cup.
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Metcalfe screamer can't save Socceroos

The Socceroos go down to Brazil in a friendly in Brisbane despite a screamer of a goal from Connor Metcalfe.

·North Sydney, Australia
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The Brazilian Team made changes for this new friendly Australia and won their first match with Ancelotti after the 2026 World Cup.

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Brazil made a strong return in the second half to overcome 4.2 Australia today on Tuesday in the second friendly match among the elected in days.

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Brazil defeated the aussie team in the second friendly in a week

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In a friendly dispute in Brisbane, the selection led by Carlo Ancelotti won by 4 to 2 after being down 1-2; concern for Raphinha's injury

·Vicente López, Argentina
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Carlo Ancelotti's Brazil returns to win in Australia's second friendly consecutive against the Socceroos. (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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JORNAL O São Gonçalo On-line broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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