The Brazilian Football Confederation have confirmed the national team will face Sweden in a friendly at the Emirates Stadium in London on March 26.
The game is to mark the 50th anniversary of the 1958 World Cup final between the two countries, which Brazil won 5-2 at Stockholm's Rasunda Stadium, with Pele scoring two goals.
It will be Brazil's third match at the Emirates Stadium following their 3-0 win over Argentina in 2006 and their 2-0 defeat to Portugal last year.
Brazil will also face the Republic of Ireland in Dublin on February 6.
It will be Brazil's third match at the Emirates Stadium following their 3-0 win over Argentina in 2006 and their 2-0 defeat to Portugal last year.
Brazil will also face the Republic of Ireland in Dublin on February 6.
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