Argentina And Brazil will collide in a much -awaited World Cup qualification at the monumental stadium in Buenos Aires. With over 85,000 fans expected, the match has a significant impact on both teams. Argentina, the reigning world and Copa America master, aim to secure early qualification for the World Cup 2026.
BrazilThe trying to consolidate its position among the best teams in qualifyingWill also be very motivated to win. The intense rivalry between the teams will create a very charged atmosphere.
Brazil arrives with cOnfidence after their last minute victory against Colombia. Coach Dorival Júnior is expected to make six changes to the starting lineup, with Vinicius Jr. And Raphinha, supported by Savinho, leads the attack. The changes are due to injuries and tactical considerations, which aim to improve the team’s total performance. The team will look for using their strong attack to achieve a victory.
Argentina, while facing their own injuries, such as the absence of Lionel Messi And Lautaro Martínez showed strong resilience and depth in his previous match against Uruguay. Coach Lionel Scaloni Just plan a change to the beginning eleven and take in Rodrigo de Paul to strengthen the midfield. The relatively small number of changes indicates the coach’s confidence in his team’s overall playing style. The team has shown significant depth and flexibility and is determined to win.
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Expected set -ups and match history
The law met most recently in November 2023, with Argentina who secured a 1-0 victory in Brazil. The current match will be a big test for both teams and will showcase the strength and resistance of each. The expected settings reflect both of the law’s strategic approaches:
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Argentina: Martínez; Molina, Romero, Otamendi, Tagliafico; De Paul, Paredes, Mac Allists, Enzo Fernández, Thiago Almada; Julián Álvarez. Subs: 17. Simeon, 14. Palacios, 4. Balerdi, 10. Correa, 18. Paz, 22. Castro, 1. Benitez, 12. Rolli, 21. Dominguez, 6. Pezelgue.
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Brazil: Benedict; Wesley, Marquinhos, Murillo, Guilherme Arana; André, Joelinton; Raphinha, Vinicius junior, Rodrygo, Matheus Cunha. Subs: 1. Weverton, 24. Ederson, 20. Savinho, 2. Vanderson, 9. Joao Pedro, 15. Léo Ortiz, 19. Endrick, 23. Lucas Perri, 22. Stephen, 16. Alex Sandro, Beraldo, João Gomes.
