England vs Brazil Prediction & Betting Tips - International Friendlies
by Ian John | in Football Predictions
England meet Brazil on Saturday 23rd March at Wembley (7pm Kick Off) in an international friendly match as the Three Lions begin their preparations for the Euro 2024 Finals in Germany this summer. Brazil meanwhile are preparing for the Copa America 2024, which will be held in the United States also over the 2024 summer. This will be the 27th fixture between the two teams, but the first since November 2017 when the two teams played out a rather disappointing 0-0 draw at Wembley.Limited Offer. Currently at DraftKings
The Best Betting Odds for England v Brazil Match
| Bookmaker | 1 | X | 2 | Bonus up to |
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1.91 | 3.5 | 3.8 |
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1.95 | 3.6 | 3.75 |
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1.85 | 3.4 | 3.6 |
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1.88 | 3.45 | 3.65 |
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Who will win the England vs Brazil Football match?
The best predictions and winner betting odds for the match between England and Brazil of International Friendlies on 3/23/24 :
- There is a probability of 58.2% ⭐ for England to win this match against Brazil ⚽ with odds of 1.95 found at Betfred.
- Betfred ⭐ has the best odds for a draw prediction ⚽️ at 3.6 which implies a probability of 25.29%.
- Currently, the best odds ⭐ for Brazil to win the match are about 3.8 at Bet365. That means a probability of 16.51%.
England - Brazil Prediction and Best Odds:
| England vs Brazil prediction | Win Probability | Best Odds |
|---|---|---|
| England is favoured to win | 58.2 % | 1.95 |
| Draw | 25.29 % | 3.6 |
| Brazil wins the game | 16.51 % | 3.8 |
England vs Brazil Form
England and Brazil Last Matches
4/6 (67%)
2/6 (33%)
0/6 (0%)
Average stats (Last 6 matchs)
20 Nov 2023 - Euro
17 Nov 2023 - Euro
17 Oct 2023 - Euro
13 Oct 2023 - International Friendlies
12 Sep 2023 - International Friendlies
9 Sep 2023 - Euro
2/6 (33%)
1/6 (17%)
3/6 (50%)
Average stats (Last 6 matchs)
21 Nov 2023 - World Cup
16 Nov 2023 - World Cup
17 Oct 2023 - World Cup
12 Oct 2023 - World Cup
12 Sep 2023 - World Cup
8 Sep 2023 - World Cup
England against Brazil : Head to Head (H2H)
14 Nov 2017 - International Friendlies
England - Brazil: Form Analysis
England come into the game against Brazil in good form. They have lost just once in 16 games, a 2-1 defeat to France in the World Cup Quarterfinals back in December 2022. That run of games has included a draw with Germany, a 3-1 away win over Scotland at Hampden Park and beating Italy home and away (2-1 in Rome and 3-1 at Wembley). However, the Three Lions performances in the 2-0 win over Malta, followed by the 1-1 away draw against North Macedonia in their previous two games have left plenty of fans unhappy after what they viewed as severely below par performances. With these two games against Brazil and Belgium offering Gareth Southgate a chance to prepare his squad for the Euro 2024 Finals this summer, there will be plenty on the line for those seeking to gain a place in the squad.
While England's performances have been generally good but for the last two matches, Brazil's performances since the World Cup have been very poor indeed. Pedro Diniz's tenure as manager saw them win just two, draw one and lose three of their World Cup Qualifying games and they were also beaten by Morocco and Senegal in friendly games following their World Cup exit to Croatia. Dorival Junior has been appointed the official manager of the national team in January 2024 and this is his first chance to name a squad and see his team in action since their 1-0 home loss to Argentina back in November. Brazil have beaten only Guinea, Bolivia and Peru in 2023, and their form is going to have to improve markedly both for World Cup qualification and also for the Copa America in the United States this summer.
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Players list
J. Pickford
DefenderB. Chilwell
K. Walker
H. Maguire
J. Stones
MidfielderD. Rice
P. Foden
A. Gordon
C. Gallagher
J. Bellingham
ForwardO. Watkins
Bento
DefenderDanilo
L. Beraldo
F. Bruno
Wendell
MidfielderL. Paqueta
B. Guimaraes
J. Gomes
ForwardRaphinha
V. Junior
Rodrygo
Substitutes
S. Johnstone
A. Ramsdale
DefenderE. Konsa
J. Gomez
L. Dunk
MidfielderJ. Maddison
J. Branthwaite
K. Mainoo
ForwardI. Toney
J. Bowen
M. Rashford
Rafael
L. Jardim
DefenderY. Couto
Murilo
A. Lucas
Bremer
MidfielderA. Pereira
P. Maia
D. Luiz
Andre
Savio
Endrick
ForwardP. Aquino
Richarlison
W. Galeno
Missing players
S. Johnstone
DefenderB. Chilwell
H. Maguire
MidfielderB. Saka
ForwardM. Rashford
H. Kane
Danilo
England & Brazil Squad Analysis
England manager Gareth Southgate has named a 25-man squad for the games with Brazil and Belgium. Absent through injury are Trent Alexander-Arnold, Jack Grealish, Nick Pope, Kieran Trippier and Marc Guehi while Harry Kane has missed training after receiving a kick to the ankle in his last Bayern Munich game, leading to speculation that Kane could be rested for at least one of the two games England have coming up, although I would expect the captain to start against Brazil if he is fit enough. Southgate called up Manchester United youngster Kobbie Mainoo after his excellent performances of late and he is expected to make his England debut at some point along with Anthony Gordon, Jarrad Branthwaite and Ezri Konsa. Phil Foden's form for Manchester City has been excellent and it will be interesting to see if he remains a focal point for Gareth Southgate in this game.
Brazil will field a very young and inexperienced team due to a number of injuries to key players. Alisson Becker, Ederson, Marquinhos, Casemiro and Neymar are all out injured as is Arsenal's in form winger Gabriel Martinelli. Dorival Junior's squad is therefore a very inexperienced one with three keepers all uncapped and eight more uncapped players picked in the squad. Allied to that there are another 7 players that have under 5 caps to their name, while only 3 players have 30 caps or more. Premier League trio Lucas Paqueta, Douglas Luiz and Bruno Guimaraes are expected to start in midfield, with Spurs striker Richarlison likely to lead the line along with Vinicius Jnr. One player to watch could be 17-year-old striker Endrick, who is rated by many as being the next big Superstar from Brazil and who has already been snapped up by Real Madrid, whom he will join in July 2024.
England - Brazil Key Points
- England are unbeaten in their last 10 games, drawing two, winning eight. The Three Lions have scored 26 goals in those games, conceding just 5. They comfortably won their Euro 2024 Qualifying group finishing ahead of Italy and Ukraine.
- Brazil's form over their last 12 games has been shocking by their own lofty standards. They have won just four of those games, losing 6, plus losing another on penalties, drawing just one. They currently lie 6th out of 10 teams in the South American World Cup Qualifying Group after 6 games.
- Both teams have scored in four of England's last six games.
- Both teams have scored in 8 of Brazil's last 11 matches. However, Brazil have scored just one goal in their last three games
- The teams have met 26 times in total ahead of this fixture. England have won just four of those games compared to 11 for Brazil with 11 games drawn. Both teams have scored in five of the last seven matches between the two teams.
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England vs Brazil match : Frequently asked questions
England face Brazil on Saturday night at 7pm from Wembley and if you didn't get a ticket for the game, you can catch all the action live on Channel 4. The game will also be available via Live Stream on the free Channel 4 app and website.
You can also check out the England v Brazil live page in our international friendlies section.
England's last victory over Brazil came back in February 2013, when goals from Wayne Rooney (27) and Frank Lampard (60) either side of a Fred (48) goal for Brazil handed the Three Lions a win.
Since then, the teams have played twice more, once in Brazil in June 2013, where the two teams battled out a 2-2 draw, and then again in November 2017 when they fought out an uninspiring 0-0 draw at Wembley Stadium.
Brazil's last win over England came in Doha in Qatar back in November 2009, a 1-0 win given to them by Nilmar's 47th minute strike.
After balmy temperatures of 17 degrees centigrade in the week before the game, the temperature will drop ahead of the England v Brazil game on Saturday with temperatures of around 7 degrees centigrade expected around kick off time.
The wind should be a relatively light 13mph and while there may be a shower or two before kick off, the game is expected to be played in dry, if somewhat overcast conditions.
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