Brazil Live Score

Get the latest Brazil stats and predictions for the 2026 World Cup. Brazil’s recent form shows a solid 60% win rate, with 3 victories, 1 draw, and 1 loss in their last five tournament matches. Below you’ll find a detailed breakdown of current form, season stats, upcoming fixtures, and a mandatory win probability assessment.

Brazil Current Form

Brazil’s last five results in the World Cup (most recent first):

• Brazil 1–2 Norway (Loss – Jul 05)
• Brazil 2–1 Japan (Win – Jun 29)
• Scotland 0–3 Brazil (Win – Jun 24)
• Brazil 3–0 Haiti (Win – Jun 20)
• Brazil 1–1 Morocco (Draw – Jun 13)

The sequence reads L, W, W, W, D. Over these five matches, Brazil scored 10 goals and conceded only 4. The loss to Norway snapped a four-game unbeaten streak (3 wins, 1 draw).

Season Stats

Brazil’s 2026 World Cup campaign (all matches played so far):

• Matches played: 5
• Wins: 3
• Draws: 1
• Losses: 1
• Goals for: 10
• Goals against: 4

Home record (4 matches): 2 wins, 1 draw, 1 loss – 7 goals scored, 4 conceded.
Away record (1 match): 1 win – 3 goals scored, 0 conceded.

The official World Cup standings table currently lists Brazil in 4th place with 0 points from 0 matches, but this reflects a pre-tournament or placeholder ranking. The actual match results above provide the true performance data.

Brazil Upcoming Matches

No upcoming fixtures are currently listed for Brazil. The team competes in the World Cup, Kings League, World Cup Qualification South America, and Friendly International. Check back for future match schedules.

Brazil Match Predictions: Win Probability

With no next match scheduled, we base the win probability on Brazil’s current form across the last five World Cup games. The numbers give a clear picture:

• Win: 60% (3 wins in 5 matches)
• Draw: 20% (1 draw in 5 matches)
• Loss: 20% (1 loss in 5 matches)

Brazil’s attack averages 2.0 goals per game, while the defense concedes 0.8 per game. This positive goal difference (+6) supports a win probability above 50%. In its current form, Brazil wins around 60% of its matches, making them favorites in most upcoming contests. The 20% draw and loss probabilities reflect the occasional slip, as seen against Norway. For betting purposes, a 60% implied chance translates to odds around 1.67 for a Brazil victory.