Japan vs Brazil Live Score and Live Stream

Preview

On June 6, Japan were hosting Brazil in a friendly match. The match concluded with Brazil defeating Japan 0-1.

The game turned on the 77th minute when Neymar found the net, putting Brazil in front and ultimately sealing the victory.

All eyes turn to the pitch as the upcoming meeting sees Japan and Brazil square off once more, 5 years after their previous friendly match which Brazil won 1-3. Japan come into this match fresh off a victory over Paraguay in a friendly on June 2, bringing their unbeaten streak to eight.

Brazil, fresh off a series of four wins against Korea Republic, Bolivia, Chile and Paraguay, approach this match eager to continue their positive form in the same manner, extending their unbeaten streak to twelve matches.

This friendly match offers a platform for Japan and Brazil’s goal-scorers to step up and leave their mark on the contest. Japan’s attacking options, guided by Akira Nishino, have been bolstered by Takuma Asano, the team’s top scorer, and Daichi Kamada, both of whom have contributed crucial goals. Asano has been Japan’s standout performer across all competitions, netting one goal, as Itakura tops the team’s assist charts with one decisive pass leading to goal. Japan’s offense has also been strengthened by Mitoma Kaoru, Ao Tanaka and Ko Itakura, who have provided crucial contributions in the final third.

Meanwhile, Neymar and Richarlison have been pivotal for Brazil’s attack, crafted under Tite’s leadership, combining to deliver important goals and assists. Neymar remains at the heart of Brazil’s attacking play, registering two goals and and three assists in all competitions this term, highlighting his role as the team’s primary playmaker. Raphinha, Vinicius Junior and Philippe Coutinho have also played key roles, contributing with goals and assists to fuel Brazil’s attack.

ScoreBat is covering Japan vs Brazil in real time, providing the live stream and live score of the match, team line-ups, full match stats, live match commentary and official video highlights. We cover all International Friendlies in real time and provide live streaming whenever possible.

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Live Streaming

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Line-Ups

We are updating team formations and line-ups for Japan - Brazil in real time.

Japan kicked off the game with Shuichi Gonda, Maya Yoshida, Yuta Nakayama, Yuto Nagatomo who got substituted by Miki Yamane on the 81st minute, Ko Itakura, Takumi Minamino who got substituted by Ritsu Doan on the 73rd minute, Genki Haraguchi who got substituted by Daichi Kamada on the 46th minute, Wataru Endo, Kyogo Furuhashi who got substituted by Daizen Maeda on the 67th minute, Ao Tanaka who got substituted by Gaku Shibasaki on the 81st minute and Junya Ito who got substituted by Mitoma Kaoru on the 73rd minute as starters, with Ritsu Doan, Hiroki Ito, Daichi Kamada, Mitoma Kaoru, Eiji Kawashima, Takefusa Kubo, Daizen Maeda, Daniel Schmidt, Gaku Shibasaki, Shogo Taniguchi, Ayase Ueda and Miki Yamane on the bench.

Brazil's starting eleven were Alisson, Guilherme Arana, Marquinhos, Eder Militao, Dani Alves who got substituted by Thiago Silva on the 70th minute, Lucas Paqueta who got substituted by Bruno Guimaraes on the 85th minute, Casemiro who got substituted by Fabinho on the 85th minute, Fred who got substituted by Richarlison on the 71st minute, Vinicius Junior who got substituted by Gabriel Martinelli on the 64th minute, Neymar and Raphinha who got substituted by Gabriel Jesus on the 63rd minute, with Matheus Cunha, Danilo, Fabinho, Bruno Guimaraes, Gabriel Jesus, Gabriel Martinelli, Richarlison, Thiago Silva, Alex Telles and Weverton on the bench.

Referee showed the yellow card four times throughout the game. Raphinha, Wataru Endo, Daichi Kamada and Neymar were the ones to receive it.

Stats

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Head-to-head

Over two meetings since October 2014, the teams have each had their moments. Brazil have won all two matches, leaving Japan without a single victory or draw. Their most recent clash took place on November 10, 2017, with Brazil winning 1-3. Over the course of these two head-to-head games, Japan have found the net once, whereas Brazil have scored seven. So far, Brazil have proven stronger in their recent head-to-head record against Japan.

Recent Form

Japan are coming off a win in their last match against Paraguay, while Brazil's recent form includes four consecutive wins, having won Korea Republic, Bolivia, Chile and Paraguay in their last four matches. Overall, Japan have won sixteen of their last twenty matches, losing three and drawing one, while over their most recent nineteen games, Brazil have claimed fourteen victories, suffered one defeat, and drawn four times.

Team Streaks

Video Highlights

We are adding goal videos and full video highlights of the match between Japan and Brazil in real time. You can watch the goal by Neymar as the videos of the goals are added usually minutes after the actual event if there are any official videos available. Full video highlights of Japan - Brazil are being added as they become available on the official social media channels of the league or the teams.