Which soccer team has never lost to Brazil? Detailed answer

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Which soccer team has never lost to Brazil?

The Norwegian national football team is the only one of all the teams playing with the Brazilian national team that has never lost to it. In four matches, the Norwegians won twice against the Brazilians and twice brought the match to a draw.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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