Brazil will meet Japan in a friendly at Singapore's National Stadium Oct 14, the South American country's football confederation has said.
The clash will be Brazil's fourth outing under new coach Dunga, who last month replaced Luiz Felipe Scolari after the team's failure to reach the World Cup final as hosts and pre-tournament favorites, reports Xinhua.
It will follow the Selecao's friendlies against Colombia (Sep 5), Ecuador (Sep 9) and Argentina (Oct 11), the confederation announced Thursday.
Dunga, who also coached Brazil from 2006 to 2010, will name his squad for the matches against Colombia and Ecuador Aug 19.
The last time Brazil and Japan met was the opening match of last year's Confederations Cup, which the Selecao won 3-0 in Brasilia.
