India, Sept. 29 -- Brazil will look to respond when they face Australia again in the second friendly of their tour, after being held to a 1-1 draw in Townsville. The Socceroos produced an impressive performance in the previous meeting, with Nestory Irankunda giving them the lead through a superb free-kick. Brazil were eventually rescued by Rayan, who headed home from a late corner in stoppage time. Tony Popovic's side will take confidence from that display as they head to Brisbane, having shown they can frustrate one of the world's top teams.

Carlo Ancelotti is expected to make changes for the September 29 clash at Suncorp Stadium as Brazil search for a stronger attacking performance. Despite enjoying 65% possession in the opening game, ...