The Socceroos looked to have held out for the win after Nestory Irankunda's stunning free kick, but a last-minute corner saw Brazil draw level.
Brazilians will go to the polls in October this year. The Master Bank scandal, although entangling both sides of politics, could lead to the consolidation of Brazil’s far-right. Few presidential [...] ...
Tony Popovic’s Socceroos go head-to-head with Brazil once more, four days after they drew 1-1 with the world No.6 in Townsville. Follow all the action.
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Socceroos’ boy wonder almost delivers upset as Brazil laments ‘difficult’ surface
Nestory Irankunda’s wonder goal put the Socceroos on the path to a famous victory until a heart-breaking header late in Townsville.
The Socceroos are bracing for a chastened Brazilian bounce-back in Brisbane, with fears of a repeat of the 1997 Confederations Cup, when they responded to a 0-0 draw to Australia with a 6-0 ...
The Crisafulli Government has secured rare opportunities for football fans to see their heroes up close with Brazil and the Socceroos opening training ...
Brazil, the largest country in South America, boasts stunning beaches, the Amazon rainforest, and the famous Carnival festival. Visitors can marvel at Christ the Redeemer statue and explore the ...
Son of imprisoned former president finishes first, leaving the leftist incumbent with an uphill fight ahead of an Oct. 25 ...
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Live updates: Nestory Irankunda free kick helps Socceroos to 1-1 draw with Brazil in Townsville
Brazil scored with the last touch of the game to deny the Socceroos a famous victory in Townsville, after a stunning free kick from Nestory Irankunda gave the Socceroos the lead.
Right-wing candidates have had sweeping success in claiming power across Latin America. Brazil could be next, with voters ...
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