List of international matches for the Brazilian women's national football team

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This list contains the matches of the Brazilian women's national soccer team . Not all games are listed by FIFA . The data is uncertain for some games, so some of the games listed by FIFA are not listed by the participating national associations (see relevant comments).

Legend

This section serves as a legend for the following tables.

• H = home game
• A = away game
• * = Play on a neutral place
• WM = World Championship
• OS = Olympic Games
• n / a = after extension
• i. E. = on penalties
• Opponents = opponents marked in bold were reigning champions of their confederation at the time of the game, opponents marked with an asterisk were reigning world champions at the time of the game
• green background color = victory of the Brazilian team
• red background color = defeat of the Brazilian team
• yellow background color = draw (tie)

1986 to 1988

No. (FIFA)	No. (RSSSF)	date	Result	opponent	venue	HA	occasion	comment
1	1	07/22/1986	1: 2	United States	Jesolo ( ITA )	*	Mundialito	First game counted by FIFA for a South American team, first game on another continent, first game on a neutral pitch, first game against the USA
2	2	07/24/1986	1: 1	People's Republic of China	Jesolo ( ITA )	*	Mundialito	First game against China, missed the semi-finals by tossing a coin.
3	3	06/01/1988	0: 1	Australia	Jiangmen ( CHN )	*	1988 FIFA Women's Invitational Tournament	First game of a South American team against Australia, first game under João Varela
4th	4th	06/03/1988	2: 1	Norway	Jiangmen ( CHN )	*	1988 FIFA Women's Invitational Tournament	First game of a South American team against Norway. First game against a reigning European champion
5	5	06/05/1988	9-0	Thailand	Jiangmen ( CHN )	*	1988 FIFA Women's Invitational Tournament	First game of a South American team against Thailand Highest win of a South American team against an Asian team
6th	6th	06/08/1988	2: 1	Netherlands	Foshan ( CHN )	*	1988 FIFA Women's Invitational Tournament, quarter-finals	First game of a South American team against the Netherlands
7th	7th	06/10/1988	1: 2	Norway	Panyu ( CHN )	*	1988 FIFA Women's Invitational Tournament Semifinals
8th	8th	06/12/1988	0: 0, 4: 3 i. E.	People's Republic of China	Guangzhou ( CHN )	A.	1988 FIFA Women's Invitational Tournament 3rd place match	First away game First game against a reigning Asian champions, last game under João Varela

1991 to 1999

No. (FIFA)	No. (RSSSF)	date	Result	opponent	venue	HA	occasion	comment
9	9	04/28/1991	6: 1	Chile	Maringá	H	South American Championship	First women's international match counted by FIFA in South America, first game against Chile, first home game, first game for Chile, first game under Édson Luís Antunes
10	10	05/05/1991	6-0	Venezuela	Maringá	H	South American Championship	First game against Venezuela, 1st title, Brazil qualifies for the World Cup in China, last game under Édson Luís Antunes
11	11	11/17/1991	1-0	Japan	Foshan ( CHN )	*	World Cup preliminary round	First game of a South American team against Japan, first game under Fernando Pires
12	12	11/19/1991	0: 5	United States	Panyu ( CHN )	*	World Cup preliminary round	First game against a reigning CONCACAF champion
13	13	11/21/1991	0: 2	Sweden	Panyu ( CHN )	*	World Cup preliminary round	First game of a South American team against Sweden, last game under Fernando Pires
14th	14th	01/08/1995	13: 0	Ecuador	Uberlândia	H	South American Championship preliminary round	First game against Ecuador, first game for Ecuador, biggest defeat for Ecuador, first game under Ademar Fonseca Júnior
15th	15th	01/10/1995	6: 1	Chile	Uberlândia	H	South American Championship preliminary round
16	16	01/14/1995	8-0	Argentina	Uberlândia	H	South American Championship preliminary round	First game against Argentina
17th	17th	January 18, 1995	15: 0	Bolivia	Uberlândia	H	South American Championship preliminary round	First game against Bolivia, biggest defeat for Bolivia, one of the two biggest victories in Brazil
	18th	01/22/1995	2-0	Argentina	Uberlândia	H	South American Championship final	2nd title win, Brazil qualifies for the World Cup in Sweden
18th	19th	04/11/1995	4: 1	Argentina	Uberlândia	H	Torneio Cidade de Uberlândia
19th	20th	04/15/1995	3-0	Australia	Uberlândia	H	Torneio Cidade de Uberlândia	First game against a reigning Oceania champion
20th	21st	04/17/1995	2: 3	Australia	Uberlândia	H	Torneio Cidade de Uberlândia Finale
21st	22nd	05/12/1995	0: 3	USA *	Tacoma ( USA )	A.		First game against a reigning world champion
22nd	23	05/14/1995	1: 4	USA *	Portland ( USA )	A.
23	24	06/05/1995	1-0	Sweden	Helsingborg ( SWE )	A.	World Cup preliminary round
24	25th	06/07/1995	1: 2	Japan	Karlstad ( SWE )	*	World Cup preliminary round
25th	26th	06/09/1995	1: 6	Germany	Karlstad ( SWE )	*	World Cup preliminary round	First game of a South American team against Germany, last game under Ademar Fonseca Júnior
26th	27	01/14/1996	7-0	Ukraine	Campinas	H	Brazil Cup	First game of a South American team against Ukraine, until September 3, 2019 one of the two biggest defeats for Ukraine (also a 7-0 defeat against the USA), then Ukraine suffered two consecutive 8-0 defeats against Germany Biggest win a South American against a European team
27	28	01/16/1996	2: 3	United States	Campinas	H	Brazil Cup
28	29	01/18/1996	4-0	Russia	Campinas	H	Brazil Cup	First game of a South American team against Russia
29	30th	01/21/1996	1: 1, 2: 3 i. E.	United States	Campinas	H	Brazil Cup Final
	31	04/21/1996	6: 1	Hungary	Águas de Lindóia	H		First game of a South American team against Hungary
	32	04/25/1996	3-0	Hungary	São Paulo	H
	33	04/28/1996	2-0	Hungary	São Paulo	H
	34	05/05/1996	6: 1	Hungary	São Paulo	H
30th	35	07/04/1996	2: 1	Canada	Rapid City ( USA )	*		First game of a South American team against Canada, first game under José Duarte
31	36	07/21/1996	2: 2	Norway *	Washington, DC ( USA )	*	OS group game
32	37	07/23/1996	2-0	Japan	Birmingham ( USA )	*	OS group game
33	38	07/25/1996	1: 1	Germany	Birmingham ( USA )	*	OS group game
34	39	07/28/1996	2: 3	People's Republic of China	Athens ( USA )	*	OS semifinals
35	40	08/01/1996	0: 2	Norway *	Athens ( USA )	*	OS game for bronze	Last game in José Duarte's first term
36	41	12/10/1996	5-0	Scotland	São Paulo	H		First game of a South American team against Scotland
37	42	12/12/1996	6-0	Scotland	São Paulo	H
38	43	12/14/1996	7: 1	Scotland	São Paulo	H
39	44	06/06/1997	2: 1	Netherlands	Tilburg ( NLD )	A.
	45	06/07/1997	0: 1	Netherlands	( NLD )	A.		The game is also not listed by the KNVB.
40	46	12/11/1997	1: 2	United States	Taubate	H		First game in José Duarte's second term
41	47	12/13/1997	1-0	United States	São Paulo	H
42	48	03/02/1998	15: 0	Peru	Mar del Plata ( ARG )	*	South American Championship preliminary round	First game against Peru, first game for Peru, biggest defeat for Peru, one of the two biggest wins in Brazil
43	49	03/05/1998	12: 1	Colombia	Mar del Plata ( ARG )	*	South American Championship preliminary round	First game against Colombia
44	50	03/06/1998	14: 0	Venezuela	Mar del Plata ( ARG )	*	South American Championship preliminary round	Biggest defeat for Venezuela
45	51	03/10/1998	7-0	Chile	Mar del Plata ( ARG )	*	South American Championship preliminary round
46	52	03/13/1998	11: 1	Ecuador	Mar del Plata ( ARG )	*	South American Championship semifinals
47	53	03/15/1998	7: 1	Argentina	Mar del Plata ( ARG )	A.	South American Championship final	3rd title, Brazil qualifies for the World Cup in the USA
48	54	09/15/1998	2: 2	Russia	Oneonta ( USA )	*	4th US Cup
49	55	09/18/1998	11: 0	Mexico	Rochester ( USA )	*	4th US Cup	First game of a South American team against Mexico. Highest win of a South American team against a CONCACAF team
50	56	09/20/1998	0: 3	United States	Richmond ( USA )	A.	4th US Cup	Last game in José Duarte's second term
51	57	05/22/1999	0: 3	United States	Orlando ( USA )	A.		First game under Wilson Riça
52	58	06/03/1999	4: 2	Canada	Portland ( USA )	*
53	59	06/06/1999	3: 1	Australia	Portland ( USA )	*
54	60	06/19/1999	7: 1	Mexico	East Rutherford ( USA )	*	World Cup preliminary round
55	61	06/24/1999	2-0	Italy	Chicago ( USA )	*	World Cup preliminary round	First game of a South American team against Italy
56	62	06/27/1999	3: 3	Germany	Washington, DC ( USA )	*	World Cup preliminary round
57	63	07/01/1999	4: 3 a.d.	Nigeria	Washington, DC ( USA )	*	World Cup quarter-finals	First game of a South American team against Nigeria. First game against a reigning African champion
58	64	07/04/1999	0: 2	United States	San Francisco ( USA )	A.	World Cup semi-finals
59	65	07/10/1999	0: 0 a.d., 5: 4 in E.	Norway *	Los Angeles ( USA )	*	World Cup game for 3rd place	Last game under Wilson Riça
60	66	09/26/1999	0: 6	USA *	Denver ( USA )	A.		Biggest defeat in Brazil
61	67	03/10/1999	3: 1	Finland	Columbus ( USA )	*	5th US Cup	First game of a South American team against Finland
62	68	07/10/1999	4-0	South Korea	Kansas City ( USA )	*	5th US Cup	First game of a South American team against South Korea
63	69	10/10/1999	2: 4	USA *	Louisville ( USA )	A.	5th US Cup

2000 to 2009

No. (FIFA)	No. (RSSSF)	date	Result	opponent	venue	HA	occasion	comment
64	70	June 23, 2000	8-0	Costa Rica	Hershey ( USA )	*	CONCACAF Gold Cup preliminary round	First game against Costa Rica, Brazil took part as a guest, first game in José Duarte's third term
65	71	06/25/2000	11: 0	Trinidad and Tobago	Louisville ( USA )	*	CONCACAF Gold Cup preliminary round	First game of a South American team against Trinidad & Tobago, one of the two biggest defeats for Trinidad & Tobago
66	72	06/27/2000	0-0	USA *	Foxboro ( USA )	A.	CONCACAF Gold Cup preliminary round
67	73	07/01/2000	3: 2	People's Republic of China	Louisville ( USA )	*	CONCACAF Gold Cup semifinals	China also participated as a guest
68	74	07/03/2000	0: 1	USA *	Foxboro ( USA )	A.	CONCACAF Gold Cup Final
69	75	09/01/2000	0: 4	United States	San Jose ( USA )	A.
70	76	13.09.2000	2-0	Sweden	Melbourne ( AUS )	*	Olympic Games preliminary round
71	77	09/16/2000	1: 2	Germany	Canberra ( AUS )	*	Olympic preliminary round
72	78	09/19/2000	2: 1	Australia	Sydney ( AUS )	A.	OS group game
73	79	09/24/2000	0: 1	USA *	Canberra ( AUS )	*	Olympic semifinals
74	80	09/28/2000	0: 2	Germany	Sydney ( AUS )	*	Olympic game for 3rd place	Last game under José Duarte
75	81	08/03/2001	0-0	People's Republic of China	Ulsan ( KOR )	*	Tiger Pools Toto Women's Cup	First official game under Paulo Gonçalves (previously an inoff. Game)
76	82	08/05/2001	1: 3	South Korea	Gangneung ( KOR )	A.	Tiger Pools Toto Women's Cup
77	83	08/07/2001	1: 1	Japan	Suwon ( KOR )	*	Tiger Pools Toto Women's Cup
78	84	08/08/2001	1-0	Japan	Suwon ( KOR )	*
79	85	04/23/2003	3: 2	Argentina	Lima ( PER )	*	South American Championship finals
80	86	04/25/2003	3-0	Peru	Lima ( PER )	A.	South American Championship finals
81	87	04/27/2003	12: 0	Colombia	Lima ( PER )	*	South American Championship finals	4th title, Brazil qualifies for the World Cup in the USA
82	88	07/13/2003	0: 1	USA *	New Orleans ( USA )	A.
83	89	07/17/2003	1: 2	Canada	Montreal ( CAN )	A.
84	90	07/20/2003	1: 2	Canada	Ottawa ( CAN )	A.
85	91	08/02/2003	5-0	Haiti	Santo Domingo ( DOM )	*	Pan American Games Preliminary Round	First game of a South American team against Haiti
	92	08/08/2003	5-0	Canada U23	Santo Domingo ( DOM )	*	Pan American Games Preliminary Round
86	93	08/11/2003	2: 1	Argentina	Santo Domingo ( DOM )	*	Pan American Games Semi Finals
	94	08/14/2003	2: 1	Canada U23	Santo Domingo ( DOM )	*	Pan American Games Final	The game was abandoned in the 24th minute due to heavy rain and continued on August 15th.
87	95	09/21/2003	3-0	South Korea	Washington, DC ( USA )	*	World Cup group game
88	96	09/24/2003	4: 1	Norway	Washington, DC ( USA )	*	World Cup group game
89	97	09/27/2003	1: 1	France	Washington, DC ( USA )	*	World Cup group game	First game against France
90	98	10/01/2003	1: 2	Sweden	Foxboro ( USA )	*	World Cup quarter-finals	Last game under Paulo Gonçalves
91	99	04/24/2004	1: 5	United States	Birmingham ( USA )	A.		First official game under Renê Simões (previously three inoff. Games)
92	100	08/11/2004	1-0	Australia	Thessaloniki ( GRE )	*	OS preliminary round
93	101	08/14/2004	0: 2	United States	Thessaloniki ( GRE )	*	OS preliminary round
94	102	08/17/2004	7-0	Greece	Patras ( GRE )	A.	OS preliminary round	First game of a South American team against Greece
95	103	08/20/2004	5-0	Mexico	Heraklion ( GRE )	*	OS quarter finals
96	104	08/23/2004	1-0	Sweden	Patras ( GRE )	*	OS semifinals
97	105	08/26/2004	1: 2 a.d.	United States	Piraeus ( GRE )	*	OS finals	Last game under Renê Simões
98	106	11/11/2006	4: 1	Paraguay	Mar del Plata ( ARG )	*	South American Championship preliminary round	First game against Paraguay, first game under Jorge Luiz Barcellos
99	107	11/13/2006	2-0	Peru	Mar del Plata ( ARG )	*	South American Championship preliminary round
100	108	11/17/2006	6: 1	Bolivia	Mar del Plata ( ARG )	*	South American Championship preliminary round
101	109	11/19/2006	6-0	Venezuela	Mar del Plata ( ARG )	*	South American Championship preliminary round
102	110	11/22/2006	6-0	Uruguay	Mar del Plata ( ARG )	*	South American Championship finals	First game against Uruguay
103	111	11/24/2006	6-0	Paraguay	Mar del Plata ( ARG )	*	South American Championship finals	Brazil qualifies for the World Cup in China
104	112	11/26/2006	0: 2	Argentina	Mar del Plata ( ARG )	A.	South American Championship finals	1. Loss against a South American team
105	113	06/23/2007	0: 2	United States	East Rutherford ( USA )	A.
106	114	07/12/2007	4-0	Uruguay	Rio de Janeiro	H	Pan American Games Preliminary Round
107	115	07/14/2007	5-0	Jamaica	Rio de Janeiro	H	Pan American Games Preliminary Round	First game against Jamaica
108	116	07/18/2007	10-0	Ecuador	Rio de Janeiro	H	Pan American Games Preliminary Round
109	117	07/20/2007	7-0	Canada	Rio de Janeiro	H	Pan American Games Preliminary Round
110	118	07/23/2007	2-0	Mexico	Rio de Janeiro	H	Pan American Games Semi Finals
	119	07/26/2007	5-0	USA U20	Rio de Janeiro	H	Pan American Games Final
111	120	09/02/2007	1: 2	Japan	Chiba ( JPN )	A.	Kirin Challenge Cup
112	121	09/12/2007	5-0	New Zealand	Wuhan ( CHN )	*	World Cup group game	First game against New Zealand Highest victory of a South American against an Oceanic team
113	122	09/15/2007	4-0	People's Republic of China	Wuhan ( CHN )	A.	World Cup group game
114	123	09/20/2007	1-0	Denmark	Hangzhou ( CHN )	*	World Cup group game	First game of a South American team against Denmark
115	124	09/23/2007	3: 2	Australia	Tianjin ( CHN )	*	World Cup quarter-finals
116	125	09/27/2007	4-0	United States	Hangzhou ( CHN )	*	World Cup semi-finals
117	126	09/30/2007	0: 2	Germany *	Shanghai ( CHN )	*	World Cup final
118	127	04/19/2008	5: 1	Ghana	Beijing ( CHN )	*	Olympic qualification	First game of a South American team against Ghana
119	128	06/15/2008	2: 1	Italy	Suwon ( KOR )	*	Peace Queen Cup
120	129	06/17/2008	0: 1	United States	Suwon ( KOR )	*	Peace Queen Cup
121	130	06/19/2008	0: 1	Australia	Suwon ( KOR )	*	Peace Queen Cup
122	131	07/10/2008	1: 1	Canada	Toronto ( CAN )	A.
123	132	07/13/2008	0: 1	United States	Commerce City ( USA )	A.
124	133	07/16/2008	0: 1	United States	San Diego ( USA )	A.
125	134	08/06/2008	0-0	Germany *	Shenyang ( CHN )	*	OS group game
126	135	08/09/2008	2: 1	North Korea	Shenyang ( CHN )	*	OS group game	First game of a South American team against North Korea
127	136	08/12/2008	3: 1	Nigeria	Beijing ( CHN )	*	OS group game
128	137	08/15/2008	2: 1	Norway	Tianjin ( CHN )	*	OS quarter-finals
129	138	08/18/2008	4: 1	Germany *	Shanghai ( CHN )	*	OS semifinals	So far the only win against a reigning world champion
130	139	08/21/2008	0: 1 a.d.	United States	Beijing ( CHN )	*	OS finale	Last game in Jorge Luiz Barcellos' first term
131	140	04/22/2009	1: 1	Germany *	Frankfurt am Main ( DEU )	A.		First game under Kleiton Lima
132	141	04/25/2009	1: 3	Sweden	Gothenburg ( SWE )	A.
133	142	December 09, 2009	3: 1	Chile	São Paulo	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil
134	143	12/13/2009	3: 2	Mexico	São Paulo	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil
135	144	December 16, 2009	3-0	People's Republic of China	São Paulo	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil
136	145	December 20, 2009	5: 2	Mexico	São Paulo	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil - Final

2010 to 2019

No. (FIFA)	No. (RSSSF)	date	Result	opponent	venue	HA	occasion	comment
	146	October 24, 2010	7-0	Haiti	Teresópolis	H		The game was abandoned in the 25th minute of the second half due to heavy fog.
137	147	05/11/2010	4-0	Venezuela	Loja ( ECU )	*	South American Championship preliminary round
138	148	07/11/2010	4-0	Uruguay	Loja ( ECU )	*	South American Championship preliminary round
139	149	11/11/2010	2: 1	Colombia	Cuenca ( ECU )	*	South American Championship preliminary round
140	150	11/13/2010	3-0	Paraguay	Cuenca ( ECU )	*	South American Championship preliminary round
141	151	11/17/2010	4-0	Argentina	Latacunga ( ECU )	*	South American Championship Final Round	First game against a reigning South American champion
142	152	11/19/2010	5-0	Colombia	Latacunga ( ECU )	*	South American Championship Final Round
143	153	11/21/2010	3: 1	Chile	Quito ( ECU )	*	South American Championship Final Round	Brazil qualifies for the World Cup in Germany and the Olympic Games in London
144	154	December 09, 2010	3-0	Mexico	São Paulo	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil
145	155	12/12/2010	3: 2	Netherlands	São Paulo	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil
146	156	December 15, 2010	0-0	Canada	São Paulo	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil
147	157	December 19, 2010	2: 2	Canada	São Paulo	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil - Final	Canada tournament winner due to the better results in the group games
148	158	05/14/2011	3-0	Chile	Maceió	H
149	159	06/29/2011	1-0	Australia	Mönchengladbach ( DEU )	*	World Cup group game
150	160	07/03/2011	3-0	Norway	Wolfsburg ( DEU )	*	World Cup group game
151	161	07/06/2011	3-0	Equatorial Guinea	Frankfurt am Main ( DEU )	*	World Cup group game	First game of a South American team against Equatorial Guinea
152	162	07/10/2011	2: 2 n.V .; 3: 5 i. E.	United States	Dresden ( DEU )	*	World Cup quarter-finals
153	163	October 18, 2011	2-0	Argentina	Guadalajara ( MEX )	*	Pan American Games Preliminary Round
154	164	10/20/2011	2: 1	Costa Rica	Guadalajara ( MEX )	*	Pan American Games Preliminary Round
155	165	10/22/2011	0-0	Canada	Guadalajara ( MEX )	*	Pan American Games Preliminary Round
156	166	25.10.2011	1-0	Mexico	Guadalajara ( MEX )	A.	Pan American Games Semi Finals
157	167	October 27, 2011	1: 1 a.d., 3: 4 i. E.	Canada	Guadalajara ( MEX )	*	Pan American Games Final	Last game under Kleiton Lima
158	168	December 07, 2011	5: 1	Italy	São Paulo	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil	First game in Jorge Luiz Barcellos' second term
159	169	12/11/2011	4-0	Chile	São Paulo	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil
160	170	December 14, 2011	0: 1	Denmark	São Paulo	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil
161	171	December 18, 2011	2: 1	Denmark	São Paulo	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil - Final
162	172	March 24, 2012	1: 2	Canada	Foxboro ( USA )	*
163	173	04/03/2012	0: 3	United States	Chiba ( JPN )	*	Kirin Challenge Cup
164	174	04/05/2012	1: 4	Japan *	Kobe ( JPN )	A.	Kirin Challenge Cup
165	175	07/14/2012	2: 1	Colombia	Châtel-Saint-Denis ( CHE )	*
166	176	07/17/2012	2: 1	Canada	Savièse ( CHE )	*
167	177	July 25, 2012	5-0	Cameroon	Cardiff ( GBR )	*	OS preliminary round	First game of a South American team against Cameroon. Highest win of a South American team against an African team
168	178	07/28/2012	1-0	New Zealand	Cardiff ( GBR )	*	OS preliminary round
169	179	July 31, 2012	0: 1	United Kingdom	London ( GBR )	A.	OS preliminary round	First game of a South American team against Great Britain, with 70,584 spectators the highest number of spectators was achieved in a game of a British women's team
170	180	08/03/2012	0: 2	Japan *	Cardiff ( GBR )	*	OS quarter-finals	Last game in Jorge Luiz Barcellos' second term
171	181	12/09/2012	4-0	Portugal	São Paulo	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil	1st game against Portugal, first game under Márcio Oliveira
172	182	12/13/2012	1: 2	Mexico	São Paulo	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil
173	183	December 16, 2012	2: 1	Denmark	São Paulo	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil
174	184	December 19, 2012	2: 2	Denmark	São Paulo	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil - Final	Brazil tournament winner due to the better results in the group matches
175	185	03/06/2013	2: 2	France	Nancy ( FRA )	A.
176	186	03/09/2013	1: 1	France	Rouen ( FRA )	A.
177	187	06/19/2013	1: 1	Sweden	Stockholm ( SWE )	A.
178	188	09/22/2013	0: 1	New Zealand	Châtel-Saint-Denis ( CHE )	*	Matchworld Women's Cup
179	189	09/25/2013	4-0	Mexico	Savièse ( CHE )	*	Matchworld Women's Cup 3rd place match
180	190	11/10/2013	1: 4	United States	Orlando ( USA )	A.
181	191	12/12/2013	2-0	Chile	Brasília	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil
182	192	12/15/2013	3: 1	Scotland	Brasília	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil
183	193	December 18, 2013	0-0	Canada	Brasília	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil
184	194	12/22/2013	5-0	Chile	Brasília	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil - Final
185	195	03/08/2014	0-0	Uruguay	La Florida / Santiago de Chile ( CHL )	*	South American Games
186	196	03/10/2014	5-0	Venezuela	La Florida / Santiago de Chile ( CHL )	*	South American Games
187	197	03/12/2014	2: 1	Colombia	La Florida / Santiago de Chile ( CHL )	*	South American Games
188	198	03/14/2014	0: 0.3: 5 i.d. E.	Argentina	La Florida / Santiago de Chile ( CHL )	*	South American Games, semi-finals
189	199	March 16, 2014	2-0	Venezuela	La Florida / Santiago de Chile ( CHL )	*	South American Games, game for 3rd place
190	200	04/06/2014	1-0	Australia	Brisbane ( AUS )	A.
191	201	04/09/2014	1: 2	Australia	Brisbane ( AUS )	A.		Last game under Márcio Oliveira
192	202	06/11/2014	0-0	France	Remire-Montjoly ( FRA )	A.		First game under Vadão
193	203	06/16/2014	1: 1	New Zealand	Auckland ( NZL )	A.
194	204	06/19/2014	0-0	New Zealand	Taupo ( NZL )	A.
195	205	08/20/2014	0-0	Netherlands	Nijmegen ( NLD )	A.
196	206	09/12/2014	6-0	Bolivia	Loja ( ECU )	*	South American Championship preliminary round
197	207	09/14/2014	4: 1	Paraguay	Loja ( ECU )	*	South American Championship preliminary round	100th international match by Cristiane
198	208	09/18/2014	2-0	Chile	Cuenca ( ECU )	*	South American Championship preliminary round
199	209	09/20/2014	0: 2	Argentina	Azogues ( ECU )	*	South American Championship preliminary round
200	210	09/24/2014	4-0	Ecuador	Quito ( ECU )	A.	South American Championship Final Round
201	211	09/26/2014	6-0	Argentina	Quito ( ECU )	*	South American Championship Final Round	Brazil qualifies for the World Cup in Canada
202	212	09/28/2014	0-0	Colombia	Quito ( ECU )	*	South American Championship Final Round	Brazil wins the South American Championship for the sixth time
203	213	11/26/2014	0: 2	France	Lyon ( FRA )	A.
204	214	12/10/2014	4-0	Argentina	Brasília	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil
205	215	12/14/2014	3: 2	United States	Brasília	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil
206	216	December 18, 2014	4: 1	People's Republic of China	Brasília	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil	The game was originally supposed to take place on December 17th, but was postponed to the 18th due to bad weather and space conditions.
207	217	December 21, 2014	0-0	United States	Brasília	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil - Final	Brazil tournament winner based on the points in the group stage
208	218	03/04/2015	0-0	People's Republic of China	Albufeira ( PRT )	*	Algarve Cup group game	1st game at the Algarve Cup
209	219	03/06/2015	2-0	Sweden	Lagos ( PRT )	*	Algarve Cup group game
210	220	03/09/2015	1: 3	Germany	Parchal ( PRT )	*	Algarve Cup group game
211	221	03/11/2015	4: 1	Switzerland	Albufeira ( PRT )	*	Algarve Cup game for 7th place	First game of a South American team against Switzerland
212	222	04/08/2015	0: 4	Germany	Fuerth ( DEU )	A.
213	223	06/09/2015	2-0	South Korea	Montreal ( CAN )	*	World Cup group game	Marta becomes the sole record scorer with her 15th World Cup goal.
214	224	06/13/2015	1-0	Spain	Montreal ( CAN )	*	World Cup group game	First game of a South American team against Spain
215	225	06/17/2015	1-0	Costa Rica	Moncton ( CAN )	*	World Cup group game
216	226	06/21/2015	0: 1	Australia	Moncton ( CAN )	*	World Cup round of 16
	227	07/11/2015	3-0	Costa Rica	Hamilton ( CAN )	*	Pan American Games 2015
	228	07/15/2015	7: 1	Ecuador	Hamilton ( CAN )	*	Pan American Games 2015
	229	07/19/2015	2-0	Canada -U23	Hamilton ( CAN )	A.	Pan American Games 2015
	230	07/22/2015	4: 2	Mexico	Hamilton ( CAN )	*	Pan American Games 2015 Semifinals
	231	07/25/2015	4-0	Colombia	Hamilton ( CAN )	*	Pan American Games 2015 Final	3. Gold medal at the Pan American Games
217	232	09/19/2015	1: 2	France	Le Havre ( FRA )	A.
218	233	10/21/2015	1: 1	USA *	Seattle ( USA )	A.
219	234	25/10/2015	1: 3	USA *	Orlando ( USA )	A.
220	235	11/28/2015	0: 1	New Zealand	São Paulo	H
221	236	December 01, 2015	5: 1	New Zealand	Cuiabá	H		100th international match for Marta
222	237	12/09/2015	11: 0	Trinidad and Tobago	natal	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil	Trinidad & Tobago stepped in for Croatia , which canceled. Setting of the highest victory of a CONMEBOL team against a CONCACAF team. 5 goals by Marta. A day later, Trinidad & Tobago also played in the USA against the USA, but used other players.
223	238	12/13/2015	6-0	Mexico	natal	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil	100th international goal by Marta (based on FIFA count for 2015 World Cup )
224	239	12/16/2015	2: 1	Canada	natal	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil
225	240	December 20, 2015	3: 1	Canada	natal	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil Final
226	241	02.03.2016	1-0	New Zealand	Lagos ( PRT )	*	Algarve Cup group game
227	242	03/04/2016	3: 1	Portugal	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( PRT )	A.	Algarve Cup group game
228	243	07.03.2016	3-0	Russia	Lagos ( PRT )	*	Algarve Cup group game
229	244	03/09/2016	1: 2	Canada	Parchal ( PRT )	*	Algarve Cup Final
230	245	06/04/2016	2-0	Canada	Toronto ( CAN )	A.
231	246	06/07/2016	0: 1	Canada	Ottawa ( CAN )	A.
232	247	07/23/2016	3: 1	Australia	Fortaleza	H		First game in Fortaleza
233	248	08/03/2016	3-0	People's Republic of China	Rio de Janeiro ( BRA )	H	Olympic preliminary round
234	249	08/06/2016	5: 1	Sweden	Rio de Janeiro ( BRA )	H	Olympic preliminary round
235	250	08/09/2016	0-0	South Africa	Manaus ( BRA )	H	Olympic preliminary round	First game in Manaus
236	251	08/12/2016	0: 0; 7: 6 i. E.	Australia	Belo Horizonte ( BRA )	H	Olympic quarter-finals
237	252	08/16/2016	0: 0; 3: 4 i. E.	Sweden	Rio de Janeiro ( BRA )	H	Olympic semifinals
238	253	08/19/2016	1: 2	Canada	Sao Paulo ( BRA )	H	Olympic game for 3rd place
239	254	09/16/2016	1: 1	France	Grenoble ( FRA )	A.		Last game in Vadão's first term
240	255	07.12.2016	6-0	Costa Rica	Manaus	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil	First game under a coach (Emily Lima)
241	256	12/11/2016	4-0	Russia	Manaus	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil
242	257	12/14/2016	3: 1	Italy	Manaus	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil
243	258	December 18, 2016	5: 3	Italy	Manaus	H	Four Nations Tournament in Brazil Final
244	259	04/09/2017	6-0	Bolivia	Manaus	H
245	260	06/10/2015	2: 1	Spain	Fuenlabrada ( ESP )	A.
246	261	06/13/2017	1-0	Iceland	Reykjavík ( ISL )	A.		First game against Iceland
247	262	04/07/2017	1: 3	Germany	Sandhausen ( DEU )	A.
248	263	07/27/2017	1: 1	Japan	Seattle ( USA )	*	Tournament of Nations
249	264	07/30/2017	3: 4	USA *	San Diego ( USA )	A.	Tournament of Nations
250	265	08/03/2017	1: 6	Australia	Carson ( USA )	*	Tournament of Nations
251	266	09/16/2017	1: 2	Australia	Penrith ( AUS )	A.
252	267	09/19/2017	2: 3	Australia	Newcastle ( AUS )	A.		Brazil loses four games in a row for the first time. Last game under coach Emily Lima.
253	268	October 19, 2017	3-0	Mexico	Yongchuan ( CHN )	*	Four Nations Tournament	First game in Vadão's second term
254	269	October 21, 2017	2-0	North Korea	Yongchuan ( CHN )	*	Four Nations Tournament
255	270	23.10.2017	2: 2	People's Republic of China	Yongchuan ( CHN )	A.	Four Nations Tournament	Brazil is the first CONMEBOL team to win a four-nation tournament in China
255	271	11/25/2017	4-0	Chile	Oval ( CHL )	A.
256	272	11/28/2017	3-0	Chile	La Serena ( CHL )	A.
257	273	04/05/2018	3: 1	Argentina	Coquimbo ( CHL )	*	South American Championship 2018
258	274	04/07/2018	8-0	Ecuador	Coquimbo ( CHL )	*	South American Championship 2018
259	275	04/11/2018	4-0	Venezuela	Oval ( CHL )	*	South American Championship 2018
260	276	04/13/2018	7-0	Bolivia	Coquimbo ( CHL )	*	South American Championship 2018
261	277	04/16/2018	3: 1	Chile	La Serena ( CHL )	A.	South American Championship 2018 final round
262	278	April 19, 2018	3-0	Argentina	La Serena ( CHL )	*	South American Championship 2018 final round	Brazil qualifies for the World Cup finals in France
263	279	04/22/2018	3-0	Colombia	La Serena ( CHL )	*	South American Championship 2018 final round	Brazil wins the South American Championship for the 7th time
264	280	07/26/2018	1: 3	Australia	Kansas City ( USA )	*	Tournament of Nations
265	281	07/29/2018	2: 1	Japan	East Hartford ( USA )	*	Tournament of Nations
266	282	08/02/2018	1: 4	USA *	Bridgeview ( USA )	A.	Tournament of Nations
267	283	02.09.2018	0: 1	Canada	Ottawa ( CAN )	A.
268	284	06.10.2018	0: 1	England	Nottingham ( ENG )	A.		First game against England
269	285	11/10/2018	1: 3	France	Nice ( FRA )	A.
270	286	02/27/2019	1: 2	England	Chester ( USA )	*	SheBelieves Cup 2019	Brazil loses five games in a row for the first time
271	287	02.03.2019	1: 3	Japan	Nashville ( USA )	*	SheBelieves Cup 2019
272	288	05.03.2019	0: 1	USA *	Tampa ( USA )	A.	SheBelieves Cup 2019
273	289	04/05/2019	1: 2	Spain	Don Benito ( ESP )	*
274	290	04/08/2019	0: 1	Scotland	San Pedro del Pinatar ( ESP )	*
275	291	06/09/2019	3-0	Jamaica	Grenoble ( FRA )	*	World Cup preliminary round
276	292	06/13/2019	2: 3	Australia	Montpellier ( FRA )	*	World Cup preliminary round
277	293	06/18/2019	1-0	Italy	Valenciennes ( FRA )	*	World Cup preliminary round
278	294	11/10/2018	1: 2 a.d.	France	Le Havre ( FRA )	A.	World Cup round of 16	Last game under Vadão
279	295	08/29/2019	5-0	Argentina	São Paulo	H	Torneio Internacional Feminino de Seleçõesn semi-finals	First game under Pia Sundhage
280	296	09/01/2019	0: 0, 4: 5 i. E.	Chile	São Paulo	H	Torneio Internacional Feminino de Seleções Finale
281	297	05/10/2019	2: 1	England	Middlesbrough ( ENG )	A.
282	298	08/10/2019	3: 1	Poland	Kielce ( POL )	A.		First game against Poland
283	299	07/11/2019	4-0	Canada	Yongchuan ( CHN )	*	Four nations semi-finals
284	300	11/10/2019	0: 0; 2: 4 i. E.	People's Republic of China	Yongchuan ( CHN )	A.	Four Nations Tournament Final
285	301	12/12/2019	6-0	Mexico	São Paulo	H		100th international match for Tamires
286	302	December 15, 2019	4-0	Mexico	São Paulo	H

2020 to 2029

No. (FIFA)	No. (RSSSF)	date	Result	opponent	venue	HA	occasion	comment
287	303	March 4th, 2020	0-0	Netherlands	Valenciennes ( FRA )	*	Tournoi de France
288	304	07.03.2020	0: 1	France	Valenciennes ( FRA )	A.	Tournoi de France
289	305	03/10/2020	2: 2	Canada	Calais ( FRA )	*	Tournoi de France	Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, held without spectators
		xx.07.2021		NN	( JPN )	* / A	Olympic games
		xx.07.2021		NN	( JPN )	* / A	Olympic games
		xx.07.2021		NN	( JPN )	* / A	Olympic games

statistics

opponent

Continental Association	Games	number	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference (without goals in penalty shootouts)
Africa ( CAF )	FIFA + RSSSF	006th	005	01	00	020: 500
Asia ( AFC )	FIFA + RSSSF	043	019th	09	15th	073: 530
Australia / Oceania ( OFC )	FIFA + RSSSF	014th	008th	02	04th	024:100
Europe ( UEFA )	FIFA + RSSSF	080	040	17th	23	154: 930
	RSSSF only	005	004th	00	01	017: 300
	all	085	044	17th	24	171: 960
North / Central America ( CONCACAF )
	FIFA + RSSSF	082	033	12	37	177: 116
	RSSSF only	007th	007th	00	00	028: 300
	all	089	040	12	37	205: 119
South America ( CONMEBOL )
	FIFA + RSSSF	065	059	04th	02	318: 230
	RSSSF only	003	003	00	00	013: 100
	all	068	062	04th	02	331: 240
Total	all	305	178	45	82	824: 307
Remarks: ↑ Incl. games decided on penalties ↑ Including 2 games won on penalties and one game lost ↑ Incl. of six games against Australia when Australia was still a member of the OFC. ↑ Including 1 game won and 1 lost on penalties ↑ Including 3 games lost on penalties ↑ Including 2 games lost on penalties

Occasions

occasion	Games	number	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference (excluding penalty shoot-outs)
Friendly matches
	FIFA + RSSSF	067	25th	11	31	106: 980
	RSSSF only	006th	05	00	01	024: 300
	all	073	30th	11	32	130: 101
Other tournaments and cups	FIFA + RSSSF	048	16	11	21st	094: 730
Sudamericano Femenino	FIFA + RSSSF	043	40	01	02	246: 180
	RSSSF only	001	01	00	00	002-000
	all	044	41	01	02	248: 180
OS qualifiers	FIFA + RSSSF	001	01	00	00	005-000
World championship games	FIFA + RSSSF	034	20th	04th	10	066:400
Pan American Games	FIFA + RSSSF	012	10	02	00	041: 300
	RSSSF only	008th	08th	00	00	032: 400
	all	020th	18th	02	00	073: 700
Olympic games	FIFA + RSSSF	032	15th	06th	11	053:290
Four Nations Tournament in Brazil	FIFA + RSSSF	034	26th	06th	02	108: 270
CONCACAF Women's Gold Cup	FIFA + RSSSF	005	03	01	01	022: 300
South American Games	FIFA + RSSSF	005	03	02	00	009: 100
Algarve Cup	FIFA + RSSSF	008th	05	01	02	015: 700
Total	all	305	178	45	82	824: 307
Remarks: ↑ Incl. games decided on penalties ↑ a b Including 1 games won on penalties and 2 games lost ↑ a b c Of which 1 game lost to penalty shoot-out ↑ Including 1 game won and 1 lost on penalties

Venues

occasion	Games	number	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference (without goals in penalty shootouts)
Away games
	FIFA + RSSSF	075	19th	15th	41	091: 123
	RSSSF only	002	01	00	01	002: 100
	all	077	20th	15th	42	093: 124
Home games
	FIFA + RSSSF	070	53	10	07th	269: 460
	RSSSF only	007th	07th	00	00	031: 200
	all	077	60	10	07th	294: 480
Play in a neutral place
	FIFA + RSSSF	145	92	20th	33	406: 131
	RSSSF only	007th	06th	00	01	025: 400
	all	152	98	20th	34	431: 135
Total	all	305	178	45	82	824: 307
Remarks: ↑ Incl. games decided on penalties ↑ Incl. the games against the hosts at the World Cup 1995, 1999, 2007, the Olympic Games 2000, 2004, 2012, the Sudamericano Femenino 1998, 2003, 2006, 2014 and 2018, the CONCACAF Gold Cup 2000, the Pan American Games 2011, 2015 ↑ Including 1 game won and 1 lost on penalties ↑ Incl. the games at the Sudamericano Femenino in 1991 and 1995, the Pan American Games in 2007 and the Olympics in 2016 ↑ a b Including 1 games won through penalties and 3 lost games

International match records

Brazil are the only South American team to have played against teams from all other confederations.

Brazil played against all other CONMEBOL members so far. Brazil was the first South American team to play against Australia, Chile, China, Denmark, Germany, Ecuador, France, Haiti, Italy, Japan, Cameroon, Canada, Mexico, North Korea, Scotland, Sweden, Switzerland, South Korea, Trinidad and Tobago and the USA .

Brazil was the first opponent of Chile, Ecuador and Peru.

Brazil was the only South American team so far to play against Equatorial Guinea, Finland, Ghana, Greece, Great Britain, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Norway, Russia, Thailand, Ukraine, Hungary and Spain.

Bolivia (0:15), Costa Rica (0: 8, also a 0: 8 against the USA), Ecuador (0:13), Colombia (0:12), Paraguay (0: 6), Peru (0:15 ), Trinidad and Tobago (twice 0:11, also a 0:11 against the USA), the USA (0: 4) and Venezuela (0:14) suffered their biggest defeats against Brazil.

country	Games	Sp.	S.	U	N	Goal difference	Important encounters
Equatorial Guinea	FIFA + RSSSF	01	1	0	0	03-00	World Cup preliminary round 2011
Argentina
	FIFA + RSSSF	15th	12	1	2	51:10	Sudamericano Femenino preliminary round 1995, 2014, 2018, final 1998, final 2003, 2006, 2010, 2014 and 2018; Pan American Games semi-finals 2003, preliminary round 2011
	RSSSF only	01	1	0	0	02-00	Sudamericano Femenino 1995 final
	all	16	13	1	2	53:10
Australia	FIFA + RSSSF	19th	8th	1	10	27:30	World Cup quarter-finals 2007, preliminary round 2011, 2019, round of 16 2015
Bolivia	FIFA + RSSSF	05	5	0	0	40: 10	Sudamericano Femenino preliminary round 1995, 2006; 2014 and 2018
Chile	FIFA + RSSSF	14th	13	1	0	51: 60	Sudamericano Femenino 1991, preliminary round 1995, 1998 and 2014, final round 2010, 2018
People's Republic of China	FIFA + RSSSF	12	5	6th	1	22: 90	OS semi-finals 1996, OS preliminary round 2016, World Cup preliminary round 2007, CONCACAF Gold Cup semifinals 2000
Costa Rica	FIFA + RSSSF	04th	4th	0	0	17: 10	Pan American Games Preliminary Round 2011; CONCACAF Gold Cup Preliminary Round 2000; World Cup preliminary round 2015
	RSSSF only	01	1	0	0	03-00	Pan American Games Preliminary Round 2015
	all	05	5	0	0	20: 10
Denmark	FIFA + RSSSF	05	3	1	1	07: 50	World Cup preliminary round 2007
Germany	FIFA + RSSSF	12	1	4th	7th	13:28	World Cup final 2007, preliminary round 1995, 1999; OS semi-finals 2008, game for 3rd place 2000, preliminary round 1996, 2000 and 2008
Ecuador	FIFA + RSSSF	05	5	0	0	46: 10	Sudamericano Femenino preliminary round 1995, 2018; Semi-finals 1998, final round 2014; Pan American Games Preliminary Round 2007
	RSSSF only	01	1	0	0	07: 10	Pan American Games Preliminary Round 2015
	all	06th	6th	0	0	53: 20
England	FIFA + RSSSF	03	1	0	2	03: 4 0
Finland	FIFA + RSSSF	01	1	0	0	03: 1 0
France	FIFA + RSSSF	10	0	5	5	08:15	World Cup round of 16 2019
Ghana	FIFA + RSSSF	01	1	0	0	05: 10	OS qualification 2008
Greece	FIFA + RSSSF	01	1	0	0	07-0 0	OS preliminary round 2004
Haiti	FIFA + RSSSF	01	1	0	0	05-0 0	Pan American Games Preliminary Round 2003
	RSSSF only	01	1	0	0	07-00
	all	02	2	0	0	12: 00
Iceland	FIFA + RSSSF	01	1	0	0	1-0
Italy	FIFA + RSSSF	06th	6th	0	0	18: 6 0	World Cup preliminary round 1999, 2019
Jamaica	FIFA + RSSSF	02	2	1	0	08-00	Pan American Games Preliminary Round 2007; World Cup preliminary round 2019
Japan	FIFA + RSSSF	11	4th	2	5	12:16	World Cup preliminary round 1991, 1995; OS quarter-finals 2012, preliminary round 1996
Cameroon	FIFA + RSSSF	01	1	0	0	05-00	OS preliminary round 2012
Canada	FIFA + RSSSF	22nd	8th	7th	7th	37:24	Pan American Games Finals and Preliminary Round 2011, Preliminary Round 2007; Algarve Cup Final 2016; OS game for 3rd place
Canada -U23	RSSSF	03	3	0	0	09: 10	Pan American Games Final and Preliminary Round 2003, Preliminary Round 2015
Colombia	FIFA + RSSSF	08th	7th	1	0	38: 40	Sudamericano Femenino finals 2003, 2010, 2014, 2018, preliminary round 1998, 2010
	RSSSF only	01	1	0	0	04-00	Pan American Games Final 2015
	all	09	08th	1	0	42: 40
Mexico	FIFA + RSSSF	14th	13	0	1	61: 70	World Cup preliminary round 1999; OS quarter finals 2004; Pan American Games semi-finals 2007, 2011
	RSSSF only	01	1	0	0	04: 20	Pan American Games Semifinals 2015
	all	15th	14th	0	1	65: 90
New Zealand	FIFA + RSSSF	08th	4th	2	2	13: 40
Netherlands	FIFA + RSSSF	05	3	2	0	07: 4 0
	RSSSF only	01	0	0	1	00: 10
	all	06th	3	2	1	07: 50
Nigeria	FIFA + RSSSF	02	2	0	0	07: 40	World Cup quarter-finals 1999, OS preliminary round 2008
North Korea	FIFA + RSSSF	02	2	0	0	04: 10	OS preliminary round 2008
Norway	FIFA + RSSSF	08th	4th	2	2	14: 90	OS game for 3rd place 1996, quarter-finals 2008, preliminary round 1996; World Cup game for 3rd place 1999, preliminary round 2003, 2011
Portugal	FIFA + RSSSF	02	2	0	0	07: 10
Paraguay	FIFA + RSSSF	04th	4th	0	0	17: 20	Sudamericano Femenino preliminary round 2006, 2010 and 2014, final round 2006
Peru	FIFA + RSSSF	03	3	0	0	20: 00	Sudamericano Femenino preliminary round 1998, 2006, final round 2003
Poland	FIFA + RSSSF	01	1	0	0	3: 1
Russia	FIFA + RSSSF	04th	3	1	0	13: 20
Scotland	FIFA + RSSSF	05	4th	0	1	21: 30
Sweden	FIFA + RSSSF	10	5	2	3	14: 90	OS semi-finals 2004, 2016, preliminary round 2000, 2016; World Cup quarter-finals 2003, preliminary round 1991, 1995
Switzerland	FIFA + RSSSF	01	1	0	0	04: 10
Spain	FIFA + RSSSF	03	2	0	1	04: 30	World Cup preliminary round 2015
South Africa	FIFA + RSSSF	01	0	1	0	0-0	OS preliminary round 2016
South Korea	FIFA + RSSSF	04th	3	0	1	10: 30	World Cup preliminary round 2003, 2015
Thailand	FIFA + RSSSF	01	1	0	0	09-00
Trinidad and Tobago	only FIFA	02	2	0	0	22: 00	CONCACAF Gold Cup Preliminary Round 2000
Ukraine	FIFA + RSSSF	01	1	0	0	07-00
Hungary	RSSSF	04th	4th	0	0	17: 20
Uruguay	FIFA + RSSSF	04th	3	1	0	14: 00	Sudamericano Femenino Finals 2006, Preliminary Round 2010, Pan American Games Preliminary Round 2007
United States	FIFA + RSSSF	37	3	5	29	27:84	OS finals 2004, 2008, semi-finals 2000, preliminary round 2004; World Cup semi-finals 1999, 2007, quarter-finals 2011, preliminary round 1991; CONCACAF Gold Cup Final and Preliminary Round 2000
USA U20	RSSSF	01	1	0	0	5-0	Pan American Games Final 2000
United Kingdom	FIFA + RSSSF	01	0	0	1	00: 10	OS preliminary round
Venezuela	FIFA + RSSSF	07th	7th	0	0	41: 00	Sudamericano Femenino 1991, preliminary round 1998, 2006, 2010, South American Games preliminary round and game for 3rd place 2014
Remarks: ↑ Incl. games decided on penalties ↑ a b Lost to penalty shoot-out ↑ Won on penalties ↑ Including 1 game won and 1 lost on penalties ↑ a b Of which lost one game on penalties ↑ Including 1 game won by penalty shoot-out ↑ Two games lost on penalties.

Game cities

Venue (home games only)

city		Games	Victories	draw	Defeats	First game	Last game	Venues
São Paulo	FIFA + RSSSF	26th	18th	4th	4th	1996	2019	Rio de Janeiro Brasília São Paulo Uberlândia Maceió Maringá Taubate0 Teresópolis Águas de Lindóia 0C. Cuiabá natal Fortaleza Manaus Salvador Belo Horizonte
	RSSSF	03	03	0	0	1996	1996
	all	29	21st	4th	4th	1996	2019
Brasília	FIFA + RSSSF	08th	06th	2	0	2013	2014
Uberlândia	FIFA + RSSSF	07th	06th	0	1	1995	1995
	RSSSF	01	01	0	0	1995	1995
	all	08th	07th	0	1	1995	1995
Rio de Janeiro	FIFA + RSSSF	08th	07th	1	0	2007	2016
	RSSSF	01	01	0	0	2007	2007
	all	09	08th	1	0	2007	2016
Manaus	FIFA + RSSSF	06th	05	1	0	2016	2017
natal	FIFA + RSSSF	04th	04th	0	0	2015	2015
Campinas	FIFA + RSSSF	04th	02	1	1	1996	1996
Maringá	FIFA + RSSSF	02	02	0	0	1991	1991
Águas de Lindóia	RSSSF	01	01	0	0	1996	1996
Cuiabá	FIFA + RSSSF	01	01	0	0	2015	2015
Fortaleza	FIFA + RSSSF	01	01	0	0	2016	2016
Maceió	FIFA + RSSSF	01	01	0	0	2011	2011
Teresópolis	FIFA + RSSSF	01	01	0	0	2010	2010
Belo Horizonte	FIFA + RSSSF	01	00	1	0	2016	2016
Taubate	FIFA + RSSSF	01	00	0	1	1997	1997
Remarks: ↑ C = Campinas , blue = venues for the 2016 Olympic Games (italics = no Brazilian game yet) ↑ 1 game lost to a penalty shootout ↑ At the highest location in Brazil (1,200 m) ↑ a b Lost on penalties ↑ Won on penalties

See also

• List of the national matches of the Brazilian national football team

Individual evidence

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ A team from São Paulo also took part in the tournament and finished third. [2]
3. ↑ Brazil Cup 1996 (Women) (Campinas)
4. ↑ uitslagen: A elftal ( Memento from May 19, 2016 in the Internet Archive )
5. ↑ 4th US Cup 1998 (Women's Tournament)
6. ↑ US Cup 1999 (Women's Tournament)  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
7. ↑ Tiger Pools Toto Women's Cup 2001 (South Korea)
8. ↑ Panamerican Games 2003 - Women (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)
9. ↑ canadasoccer.com: Canada vs Brazil - 2003-08-15
10. ↑ Panamerican Games 2007 - Women (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
11. ↑ U-20 WNT Fall in Pan-Am Final to Full Brazilian National Team ( Memento from June 10, 2011 in the Internet Archive )
12. ^ Peace Queen Cup 2008
13. ↑ Torneio Internacional Cidade de São Paulo 2009
14. ^ Torneio Internacional Cidade de São Paulo 2010
15. ↑ Torneio Internacional Cidade de São Paulo 2011  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
16. ↑ ussoccer.com: "USA-Argentina Match Rescheduled for Dec. 18 "
17. ↑ canadasoccer.com: "Canada's Women's National Team release Natal 2015 Roster and schedule change"
18. ↑ US Soccer to Host Australia, Brazil & Japan in Seattle, San Diego and LA for 2017 Tournament of Nations
19. ↑ Against U20 / 23 teams

Web links

• Brazilian National Womens' Team Archive (engl./port.) As of August 2018