Brazil vs South Korea – International Friendly
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| MATCH | DATE | TIME | STADIUM |
| Brazil vs South Korea | 10 October 2025 | 4:30 PM IST / 8:00 PM KST | Seoul World Cup Stadium, Seoul |
| Broadcast | Globo, Sky+, Globoplay (Brazil); Selected Korean sports channels; Check local listings | ||
| Referee | TBA | ||
| Brazil Coach | Carlo Ancelotti | ||
| South Korea Coach | Hong Myung-bo | ||
| Recent Form (Brazil) | W vs Chile (3-0), L vs Bolivia (0-1), D vs Ecuador (0-0), W vs Paraguay (1-0), L vs Argentina (1-4) | ||
| Recent Form (South Korea) | W vs USA (2-0), D vs Mexico (2-2), W vs Kuwait (4-0), W vs Iraq (2-0), D vs Jordan (1-1) | ||
| Head-to-Head |
Brazil: 5 wins | South Korea: 1 win Last meeting: Brazil 4-1 South Korea (2022 World Cup) Last South Korea win: 1999 (Friendly) |
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| Brazil Key Absentees | Alisson, Marquinhos, Raphinha | ||
| South Korea Key Absentees | TBA | ||
| Prediction | Brazil 2-1 South Korea | ||
Brazil vs South Korea – Match Preview
Football fans across Asia and South America will come together for a high-profile international friendly between Brazil and South Korea, held at the electric Seoul World Cup Stadium. While both teams have already secured their place at next year’s World Cup, tonight’s fixture is a crucial opportunity for coaches and players to fine-tune tactics and build momentum before the global showpiece event[web:21][web:22][web:25].
Setting & Context
Brazil enters this match eager to bounce back after a turbulent qualification that included defeat to Bolivia and a draw with Ecuador. Under new manager Carlo Ancelotti, Brazil will be looking for a fresh start as they integrate new talents alongside seasoned stars. Their opponents, South Korea, arrive in impressive form: unbeaten in their last 16 games and boasting wins over strong squads like the United States and Kuwait[web:22].
Fans in Seoul anticipate an exciting contest, watching home icon Son Heung-min lead a lineup bolstered by European stars such as Kim Min-jae and Lee Kang-in. Brazil, five-time world champions, bring a squad with Real Madrid’s Vinícius Jr, defensive powerhouse Gabriel, and Premier League midfielder Casemiro, among other top players.
Head-to-Head & History
The two sides have met six times, with Brazil winning five and South Korea one. Their most recent meeting, at the 2022 FIFA World Cup, saw Brazil triumph 4-1. South Korea’s win dates back to 1999, but the Taegeuk Warriors are now one of Asia’s best teams, known for disciplined defending and fast transitions[web:21][web:22].
Squad News & Predicted Lineups
- Goalkeeper: Bento
- Defenders: Wesley, Militão, Gabriel, Santos
- Midfielders: Casemiro, Guimarães
- Attacking Midfielders: Estêvão, Cunha, Vinícius Júnior
- Striker: Richarlison
- Goalkeeper: Hyeon-woo
- Defenders: Young-woo, Han-beom, Min-jae, Ju-sung, Tae-seok
- Midfielders: Kang-in, Seung-ho, Castrop, Jae-sung
- Forward: Son Heung-min
Ancelotti's Brazil are without regular starters Alisson and Marquinhos due to injury, which may influence defensive organization. South Korea meanwhile benefit from Son Heung-min's form since moving to MLS, as well as defensive depth provided by Kim Min-jae.
Managerial Matchup & Tactical Analysis
Carlo Ancelotti’s tactical expertise is matched by Hong Myung-bo’s disciplined approach. Brazil are expected to control possession and attack with width and pace from Vinícius Jr and Estêvão. South Korea typically defend deep, utilize quick counters, and rely on the speed and creativity of Son in transition. The midfield duel between Casemiro and Lee Kang-in will be closely watched.
Form Guide
- South Korea: unbeaten in 16 matches, scoring goals freely against Mexico, USA, and Kuwait
- Brazil’s last five: mixed results, victories against Chile and Paraguay punctuated by losses to Argentina and Bolivia
- Both teams field strong lineups with a blend of experience and emerging talent
Key Players to Watch
- Vinícius Júnior (Brazil): electric pace, dribbling, and finishing ability
- Son Heung-min (South Korea): star forward with vision and composure
- Casemiro and Lee Kang-in: control the tempo in midfield, dictate transitions
- Kim Min-jae (South Korea): defensive anchor, key in blocking Brazilian attacks
- Richarlison (Brazil): focal point in attack, proven international scorer
Expected Match Events
- Brazil likely to dominate ball possession; South Korea to rely on quick breakaways
- High-tempo, open game style anticipated by both managers
- Multiple goalscoring chances expected for both teams
- Both managers to use substitutes freely for tactical experimentation
Prediction & Outlook
Despite South Korea’s superb form at home, Brazil’s attacking talent and Ancelotti’s leadership suggest a close victory for the South Americans. However, South Korea’s tactical discipline and Son’s brilliance could see them challenge Brazil throughout.
Prediction: Brazil 2-1 South Korea
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