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Live: Socceroos brace for Brazilian backlash in Brisbane

Live: Socceroos brace for Brazilian backlash in Brisbane
ABC Australia Tuesday 29 September 2026, 08:37 UTC By Simon Smale 1 min read
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live Socceroos live updates: Australia vs Brazil, international friendly in Brisbane The Socceroos gave Brazil an enormous scare in Townsville, but are expecting a furious response from the five-time world champions at Brisbane's Lang Park. Follow all the action from Lang Park in our live blog. Submit a comment or question Live updates Good evening and welcome!

live Socceroos live updates: Australia vs Brazil, international friendly in Brisbane The Socceroos gave Brazil an enormous scare in Townsville, but are expecting a furious response from the five-time world champions at Brisbane's Lang Park. Follow all the action from Lang Park in our live blog. Submit a comment or question Live updates Good evening and welcome! Hello everyone and welcome to the ABC Sport coverage of the Socceroos' second match against Brazil! My name is Simon Smale and I am on site at Lang Park for tonight's match, where a wave of yellow, green and gold has descended and, as I walked to the ground, was circling around the entrances waiting for the party to get going. Now, the gates have opened and that mass of humanity is flooding into the stands as we speak, for what promises a special night of action. We have a sell out crowd for a soccer match at Lang Park the first time since the FIFA Women's World Cup third/fourth play off in 2023, and that's pretty exciting if you ask me. [Image text:] 26 OKOVENSIER 3 24
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