It’s out! Brazil name line-up vs Haiti, with 2 Flamengo players | OneFootball

Carlo Ancelotti sent out a team with changes compared to the opener

Aiming to move closer to the next stage of the World Cup, Brazil takes the field this Friday (19) to face Haiti in a Group C clash. For the match at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, United States, coach Carlo Ancelotti made some changes compared to the team that drew with Morocco in the opener.

WHAT IS BRAZIL’S LINEUP FOR THE MATCH AGAINST MOROCCO?

Alisson; Danilo, Marquinhos, Gabriel Magalhães and Douglas Santos; Casemiro, Bruno Guimarães and Lucas Paquetá; Vini Jr, Raphinha and Matheus Cunha.

After starting on the bench in the first game, Danilo comes into the team in place of Ibañez. It is worth noting that Flamengo’s ‘hero of the fourth Libertadores title’ is a center back at club level, but will play at right back for the Brazil national team. Another important change is the departure of Igor Thiago, making way for Matheus Cunha, who will play as a false 9.

In midfield, Carlo Ancelotti was undecided between Lucas Paquetá and Danilo Santos. However, the Italian chose the Flamengo player. Other called-up rubro-negros, Léo Pereira and Alex Sandro, will start the match on the bench, just as they did against Morocco.

WHAT IS HAITI’S LINEUP?

Haiti, meanwhile, is going all or nothing. After losing to Scotland in its opener, the team could be eliminated this Friday (19) if it loses to Brazil. Therefore, coach Sébastien Migné set up the team as follows: Placide; Arcus, Adé, Delcroix and Expérience; Jean-Jacques, Duverne and Bellegarde; Providence, Casimir and Pierrot.

WHERE TO WATCH BRAZIL VS HAITI IN THE SECOND ROUND OF THE WORLD CUP?

Brazil vs Haiti will be broadcast by Globo and SBT across Brazil on free-to-air TV. The former will feature commentary from Everaldo Marques, ‘Evê’. Silvio Santos’ network will have Galvão Bueno. In addition, cable channel SporTV and CazéTV (YouTube) will show the Group C second-round clash of the World Cup hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

But of course, you’re already used to it. Here at Coluna do Fla, we’ll highlight the rubro-negros Danilo, Lucas Paquetá, Alex Sandro and Léo Pereira. In addition, if our academy product Vini Jr shines, we’ll also publish special stories about the forward. So follow us on the website, on social media, and on YouTube.

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