Ancelotti picks Brazil side for Egypt clash in Friday training | OneFootball

Carlo Ancelotti wraps up Brazil’s preparations for a friendly against Egypt

The Brazil National Team takes the field this Saturday (06), when it faces Egypt in its final friendly before the World Cup. Not surprisingly, coach Carlo Ancelotti will decide the starting lineup to face the Egyptian National Team in training this Friday (05).

In short, the Brazil National Team has training on Friday morning (05), already in the United States. That way, Carlo Ancelotti will oversee Brazil’s final session before the friendly against Egypt. The match will conclude the team’s tests before its World Cup debut.

So far, Brazil’s likely lineup is as follows: Alisson; Wesley, Marquinhos, Léo Pereira and Douglas Santos; Casemiro and Bruno Guimarães; Lucas Paquetá, Igor Thiago, Vini Júnior and Raphinha. However, Ancelotti will finalize the team in Friday’s training session (05).

When is Brazil’s next match?

Brazil’s friendly against Egypt is scheduled for this Saturday (06), starting at 7 p.m. (Brasília time), at Huntington Bank Field Stadium in Cleveland. Brazil’s National Team World Cup debut, meanwhile, will be on June 13 against Morocco at New York Stadium.

It is worth noting that both the friendly against Egypt and the World Cup opener will be broadcast live by Rede Globo on free-to-air TV. This Saturday (06), Everaldo Marques will handle commentary for Brazil’s final match before the World Cup.

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