Brazil faces France in a Friendly international. The match will be played on Thursday, March 26th at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, MA).
Brazil have long been unable to truly deliver at World Cups, and in Qatar they essentially failed. They have not really recovered since then. Moreover, their recent form has been inconsistent, with results fluctuating even against less challenging opponents. At the same time, they still tend to improve slightly in big matches, relying on experience and overall class. The latest qualification campaign says it all, with coaching changes and unconvincing performances. Little has changed even after Ancelotti finally took charge last summer. Under him, they suffered a 1-4 defeat to a not particularly motivated Argentina, and after a couple of wins (the only such run in 2025), they even lost to Bolivia in the latest round. Even if it was already clear that a World Cup spot was secured, they only qualified from 5th place in the South American table with 28 points from 18 matches. In friendlies, wins alternated with a 2-3 loss to Japan and a 1-1 draw with Tunisia. Still, the priority now is not entertaining in friendlies, but preparing for a response at the World Cup.
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France will bring the Deschamps era to an end this summer. The “Les Bleus” have been playing under their former captain for more than a decade. It is still debatable whether he has managed to fully unlock the enormous potential of this team — even though they won the World Cup in 2018. Recently, they have shown solid consistency in results, especially against teams of a lower level, where they rarely drop points. However, against well-organized opponents, they sometimes struggle to maintain control for the full 90 minutes. Even in the latest qualification campaign, there were some reservations. While they beat Ukraine, who eventually finished second in the group, twice convincingly without conceding, there were problems against Iceland. At home, they eventually secured a comeback 2-1 win, while the match in Reykjavik
Since the memorable 3-0 victory in the home World Cup final of 1998, the “Les Bleus” have won 4 of the last 5 meetings, with one draw. However, both of the most recent friendlies, in 2013 and 2015, ended in victories for the South Americans. This should not be a boring game — there are no concerns about entertainment. We bet on both teams to score.
Prediction for the match: Both teams to score – yes.
