Predicted Edge

Australia v Brazil

AustraliaAustralia won 0 of the last 1BrazilBrazil won 0 of the last 1
Over 1.5
76%
Over 2.5
51%
Over 3.5
29%
Both score
56%
Model pick
Australia 38%
Likely score
1-1 13%
Expected goals
1.40 – 1.33

Advised bets

No advised bet on this fixture. The available prices are close enough to our own numbers that there is nothing worth backing. Most fixtures end up here, and manufacturing a selection for every game is exactly how tipster records get destroyed.

Our probabilities against the market

Our probability and fair price for every market we publish, next to the best price we last captured and the probability it implies (bookmaker margin included).
MarketSelectionOursFairBest priceImpliedGap
Match resultAustralia38.1%2.6210.30 1xBet9.7%+28.4
Match resultDraw27.1%3.695.81 1xBet17.2%+9.9
Match resultBrazil34.8%2.871.35 Betano74.1%-39.3
Total goalsOver 1.576.5%1.31———
Total goalsUnder 1.523.5%4.25———
Total goalsOver 2.551.5%1.941.56 Pinnacle64.1%-12.7
Total goalsUnder 2.548.5%2.062.55 Betfair39.2%+9.3
Total goalsOver 3.529.3%3.41———
Total goalsUnder 3.570.7%1.42———
Both teams to scoreBoth teams to score — Yes56.2%1.781.90 Betfair52.6%+3.6
Both teams to scoreBoth teams to score — No43.8%2.281.93 Betano51.8%-8.0

A positive gap means our probability is higher than the price implies. That is information, not a recommendation: a bet is only advised where the gap clears our threshold after allowing for model error, and those appear above.

Australia v Brazil: too close to call

Our model makes Australia 38% to win this Friendlies fixture, with the draw at 27% and Brazil at 35%. The goal projection is 1.40 for Australia against 1.33 for Brazil — almost nothing to Australia on expected output. A combined 2.73 goals points to an open game around the league average, which puts over 2.5 at 51% and both teams to score at 56%. The single most likely scoreline is 1-1 at 13%, though no individual scoreline is ever likely in absolute terms — that is the nature of a low-scoring sport. Note that even our favoured side is under 45% to win outright, so this is a fixture where the draw does a lot of work and confident calls are not warranted. All figures come from a Dixon–Coles adjusted Poisson model fitted on recent results and expected goals. They are estimates, not forecasts of fact.

Most likely scores
1-1 13%
2-1 9%
1-0 8%
1-2 8%
0-1 8%

This season

Season records for Australia and Brazil
Australia Brazil
1Played1
0-1-0W-D-L0-1-0
1.00Pts / game1.00
1.00Goals for / game1.00
1.00Goals against / game1.00
0%Over 2.50%
100%BTTS100%
0%Clean sheets0%
0%Failed to score0%
0-1-0Home record0-0-0
0-0-0Away record0-1-0
D1StreakD1

2026 league matches only, computed from results on record. Australia · Brazil

Full-match statistics, per game this season

Produced

No full-match statistics on record yet this season.

Conceded

No full-match statistics on record yet this season.

Form comparison

Per-match averages over the last 5 matches (5 in sample), captured when this prediction was published and never recomputed since.
AustraliaMetricBrazil
0.80Goals scored2.00 (better)
0.80Goals conceded0.80
0.74Expected goals (xG)2.60 (better)
Big chances
2.80Shots on target6.00 (better)
9.80Total shots15.60 (better)
Touches in opp. box
5.00Corners5.80 (better)
39.8Possession %55.8 (better)
391Passes555 (better)
Tackles
10.60Fouls8.60 (better)
0.33 (better)Offsides2.75
Throw-ins
1.20Yellow cards1.20
Red cards

Big chances, Touches in opp. box, Throw-ins are not supplied by our current data provider (api-football). Rather than estimate them and present the estimate as a measurement, we show nothing.

Head to headFull record →

Australia wins
0
Draws
1
Brazil wins
0
Goals / game
2.00
Over 2.5
0%
Both score
100%