Full time22 December 2001
Larry Gomes Stadium, Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago · Men's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 2003Head-to-head
Brazil won by 1 point.
Scoring
- 6’PBrazil penalty · Sebastian Arietti0–3
- 24’PBrazil penalty · Gabriel Clauset0–6
- 29’PTrinidad & Tobago penalty · Brent Barry3–6
- 44’CTrinidad & Tobago conversion · Brendan O'Farrell5–6
- 44’TTrinidad & Tobago try · Brendan O'Farrell10–6
- 64’TBrazil try · Mario Domingues10–11
Line-ups
Trinidad & Tobago
- 1Kelvin GuevarcaProp
- 2Maurice ValereHooker
- 3Ron AnandsinghProp
- 4David ApangSecond row
- 5Dale TrotmanSecond row
- 6Selwyn St. BernardFlanker
- 7Carlton MitchellFlanker
- 8Adam FrederickNumber 8
- 9Kurt CollierScrum-half
- 10Brendan O'FarrellFly-half
- 11Mark HamiltonWing
- 12Sean O'FarrellCentre
- 13Allan FraserCentre
- 14Brent BarryWing
- 15Ron SilverthorneFull-back
- 16Grant MillarBench
- 17Larry HarperBench
- 18Marlon O'BrianBench
- 19Blane Chee PingBench
- 20James WalkinsBench
Brazil
- 1Andreas HittmeierProp
- 2Ramiro MinaHooker
- 3William SchultzProp
- 4Antonio Gorios FichoSecond row
- 5Rodrigo LemosSecond row
- 6Marco HobrigeFlanker
- 7Joao OriolliFlanker
- 8Mario DominguesNumber 8
- 9Ronaldo TorresScrum-half
- 10Sebastian AriettiFly-half
- 11Daniel GreggWing
- 12Fernando PortugalCentre
- 13Adriano MachucaCentre
- 14Raphael FreineWing
- 15Gabriel ClausetFull-back
- 16Leonardo QuintaoBench
- 17Renato OdakaraBench
- 18Alexandre Borges SpaniBench
- 19Joao Luiz Da RosBench
- 20Rafael SimoesBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, Trinidad & Tobago 1–4 Brazil in 5 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
Trinidad & Tobago going in
Brazil going in
- Previous meeting: 11 November 1996, Trinidad & Tobago 50–0 Brazil
- Next meeting on record: 26 January 2002
Also on this day
Results to 27 September 2026. Scoring and line-ups come from World Rugby match summaries where available; older Tests may have neither.