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Australia v Brazil Stats

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Match Report

Fixture analysis

Australia faces Brazil in a friendly where contrasting styles and recent form set the stage for an open contest. Brazil's attacking prowess is evident with an average of three goals per game recently, while Australia has struggled to score but remains resilient defensively. The match offers Brazil a chance to test attacking combinations, while Australia aims to capitalize on counterattacks. Both teams have shown tendencies to concede, suggesting a dynamic game with goal-scoring opportunities at both ends.

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Both Teams to Score

Brazil averages 3 goals per game and has a 100% BTTS rate recently.
Australia has scored in 50% of recent matches despite a lower scoring average.
Brazil's attackers, including Rayan and Vinícius Júnior, show high shot and assist involvement.
Australia's defense concedes regularly, increasing BTTS likelihood.

Why The Model Likes This Bet

Chance, price and football numbers

The model rates Both Teams to Score at 76% chance, reflecting Brazil's strong offensive output and Australia's moderate scoring and defensive vulnerabilities. Brazil's high shots on target and goal threat from players like Rayan and Endrick support this. Australia’s 50% BTTS rate and ability to create chances, despite fewer goals, underpin the likelihood of both sides scoring. The pricing at 1.91 offers positive value given the 23.6% edge and solid of 88%.

Brazil's offensive strengthHigh average goals (3) and shots on target (7.67)

Strong positive

Australia's BTTS rate50% recent BTTS rate

Positive

Key players' goal threatRayan and Endrick with high shots and goals per 90

Strong positive

Price valueOdds imply 52.4% chance vs model 76%

Strong positive

Verdict

BT4Y analyst view

Both Teams to Score is a tactically sound pick given Brazil's potent attack and Australia's tendency to concede. Brazil's attackers consistently create and convert chances, while Australia’s defensive lapses and occasional goals support a game where both sides find the net. This bet aligns well with the teams' recent performances and attacking styles.

Main risk

Clean-sheet strength on one side can quickly weaken the shared-scoring case.

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BT4Y analyst view · Both Teams to Score

“Brazil’s dynamic forward line combined with Australia’s defensive openness makes Both Teams to Score a compelling angle. The attacking roles of Rayan and Vinícius Júnior particularly highlight Brazil’s goal threat in this fixture.”

Key Data Signals

Both Teams to Score evidence

Brazil averages 3 goals per game and has a 100% BTTS rate recently.

Australia has scored in 50% of recent matches despite a lower scoring average.

Brazil's attackers, including Rayan and Vinícius Júnior, show high shot and assist involvement.

Australia's defense concedes regularly, increasing BTTS likelihood.

What To Watch In The Data

Both Teams to Score notes

In the last meeting between Australia and Brazil, the average goals scored were 4, indicating an open and high-scoring encounter.
Brazil’s 100% Over 2.5 Goals rate in recent games and Australia’s defensive vulnerabilities suggest a continuation of this trend, supporting expectations for multiple goals and BTTS in this match.

Corners, cards and shots

Territory, discipline and chance-volume data.

Australia2.5

Avg corners for

Brazil3.67

Australia8.5

Avg total corners

Brazil5.67

Australia1.5

Avg yellow cards

Brazil1.67

Australia6

Avg shots

Brazil16

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Goals, BTTS and over/under

Scoring profile, tempo and goal-market analysis.

Australia0.5

Avg goals scored

Brazil3

Australia1

Avg goals conceded

Brazil1.5

Australia50%

BTTS rate

Brazil100%

Australia0%

Over 2.5 goals

Brazil100%

Market aligned with main pickBTTS YesBet365 guide price · Model 67% vs implied 52% · edge +15 pts

1.91

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Over 1.5 GoalsBetfred guide price · model 76%

1.17

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Under 2.5 GoalsBet365 guide price · model 46%

2.35

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Over 2.5 GoalsBetfred guide price · model 58%

1.57

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Over 3.5 GoalsBetUK guide price · model 40%

2.38

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BTTS NoBet365 guide price · model 28%

1.8

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Brazil’s recent matches show a 100% BTTS rate and a high goal average, while Australia has a 50% BTTS rate despite scoring less frequently. The attacking threat from Brazil’s forwards and Australia’s ability to score sporadically indicate a match likely to see goals from both sides, reinforcing the BTTS selection.

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Player-level trends, roles and attacking routes.

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Market aligned with main pickBTTS YesBet365 guide price · Model 67% vs implied 52% · edge +15 pts

1.91

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Australia Draw No BetBetfred guide price · model 34%

5.25

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Brazil to WinBet365 guide price · model 69%

1.3

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Brazil Draw No BetBet365 guide price · model 75%

1.16

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Over 2.5 GoalsBetfred guide price · model 58%

1.57

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Australia to WinBet365 guide price · model 15%

9.5

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DrawBetUK guide price · model 17%

5.5

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The Both Teams to Score market is priced attractively at 1.91, reflecting a 52.4% implied chance, while the model estimates a 76% probability. This positive suggests the market underestimates the likelihood of both teams scoring, supported by Brazil’s attacking form and Australia’s defensive concessions. The offer a strong incentive to back BTTS with standard stake .

Recent form

Results, scoring balance and short-term direction.

Australia

Last 50W 1D 1L

Last 5 record

Last 100W 1D 1L

06 Jun 2026A Switzerland1-1

31 May 2026A Mexico0-1

Brazil

WWWL

Last 53W 0D 1L

Last 5 record

Last 103W 0D 1L

06 Jun 2026H Egypt2-1

31 May 2026H Panama6-2

01 Apr 2026H Croatia3-1

26 Mar 2026H France1-2

Best odds for this sectionHome / DrawBetfred guide price · Model 44% vs implied 29% · edge +15 pts

3.4

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Australia Draw No BetBetfred guide price · model 34%

5.25

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Away / DrawBetUK guide price · model 84%

1.07

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Brazil to WinBet365 guide price · model 69%

1.3

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Brazil Draw No BetBet365 guide price · model 75%

1.16

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Australia to WinBet365 guide price · model 15%

9.5

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DrawBetUK guide price · model 17%

5.5

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Brazil’s recent form is dominant with 9 points and a perfect BTTS record, scoring 3 goals per game. Australia’s form is less prolific, with 1 point and a 50% BTTS rate, scoring fewer goals but still managing to find the net occasionally. This contrast supports a scenario where both teams score, with Brazil’s offense expected to break through Australia’s defense.

Head-to-head

Recent meetings and how much they still matter.

0Australia wins

0Draws

1Brazil wins

13 Jun 2017Australia v Brazil0-4

Market aligned with main pickBTTS YesBet365 guide price · Model 67% vs implied 52% · edge +15 pts

1.91

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Brazil to WinBet365 guide price · model 69%

1.3

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Over 2.5 GoalsBetfred guide price · model 58%

1.57

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Australia to WinBet365 guide price · model 15%

9.5

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DrawBetUK guide price · model 17%

5.5

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The single recent head-to-head match between Australia and Brazil featured 4 goals, demonstrating a historically open game with scoring from both sides. While the sample is limited, this encounter supports the BTTS market by showing both teams can find the net when facing each other, reinforcing the likelihood of goals in this fixture.

Season team stats

Friendlies

Australia2

Played

Brazil4

Australia0.5

Avg goals for

Brazil3

Australia1

Avg goals against

Brazil1.5

Australia0

Clean sheets

Brazil0

Best odds for this sectionAustralia Draw No BetBetfred guide price · Model 34% vs implied 19% · edge +15 pts

5.25

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Brazil to WinBet365 guide price · model 69%

1.3

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Brazil Draw No BetBet365 guide price · model 75%

1.16

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Australia to WinBet365 guide price · model 15%

9.5

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Season-long data shows Brazil’s strong attacking output averaging 3 goals per game and consistent BTTS occurrences. Australia’s lower scoring average and 50% BTTS rate reflect a more cautious but vulnerable defense. These season stats align with the BTTS market, indicating both teams have the capacity and tendency to score in this fixture.

Key match trends

Goal-pattern analysis from recent form and H2H samples.

0%Australia Over 2.5

100%Brazil Over 2.5

4H2H avg goals

In the last meeting between Australia and Brazil, the average goals scored were 4, indicating an open and high-scoring encounter. Brazil’s 100% Over 2.5 Goals rate in recent games and Australia’s defensive vulnerabilities suggest a continuation of this trend, supporting expectations for multiple goals and BTTS in this match.

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