South Korea v Brazil: live stream, head-to-head, line-ups | OneFootball

In preparation for the 2026 World Cup, Brazil will face South Korea this Friday at 8 a.m. (Brasília time). The friendly match will take place at the Seoul World Cup Stadium in Seoul.

This will be the first of two friendlies for Brazil in Asia. After South Korea, the Brazilian team will face Japan.

See more details about where to watch, lineups, and history of confrontations.

Where to watch South Korea vs Brazil live?

How Brazil is preparing for the match

This will be the first match for the Brazilian team after the end of the South American Qualifiers, where they finished in fifth place with 28 points.

Brazil comes from a defeat to Bolivia in the last match, by 1 to 0, on September 9. Before, on the fourth, the team led by Carlos Ancelotti overcame Chile, by 3 to 0.

How South Korea is preparing for the match

On the other hand, South Korea is already qualified for the World Cup. The Koreans dream of repeating the feat when they hosted the tournament, reaching the semifinals.

History

Brazil and South Korea have only faced each other eight times in history. In total, there are seven victories for the Brazilian team and only one for the Koreans, which occurred in 1999. The Brazilian team won the last five matches against the opponent.

Last five matches

Lineups for South Korea vs Brazil

Coach Carlo Ancelotti will have another chance to prepare for the 2026 World Cup. Again, the coach will not have some players due to injury.

The novelty was the return of Rodrygo. Ancelotti announced that the player will start alongside Vinícius Júnior in the offensive sector.

Ancelotti has already said that he is working on the tactical part, but stressed that the players' attitude on the field will count a lot for the team's success.

BRAZIL: Bento; Wesley, Éder Militão, Gabriel Magalhães and Carlos Augusto; Casemiro, Bruno Guimarães and Lucas Paquetá; Vinicius Júnior, Rodrygo and Richarlison Coach: Carlo Ancelotti

SOUTH KOREA: Seung-gyu Kim; Moon-hwan Kim, Ju-Sung Kim, Min-jae Kim, Han-beon Lee and Myung-jae Lee; Jin-gyu Kim, Jens Castrop, Kang-in Lee and Jae-sung Lee; Hyeon-gyu Oh Coach: Myung-Bo

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