Ancelotti tweaks: Brazil’s plans for the 2 days before Copa opener | OneFootball

Carlo Ancelotti leads training sessions at the Columbia Park training center in New Jersey

The Brazil national team is entering a decisive stage of preparation for the opening match of the World Cup. Head coach Carlo Ancelotti will oversee two key training sessions over the next 48 hours to fine-tune the final tactical details ahead of the clash.

This Thursday (11), the team will train at 12 p.m. (Brasília time) at the Columbia Park training center in New Jersey. Right after the session, at 3:30 p.m. (Brasília time), goalkeeper Alisson will speak to the press in a news conference.

In addition, this Friday (12), on the eve of the opener, Brazil will keep the same routine and train at the same place and time. Besides the on-field activity, head coach Carlo Ancelotti and forward Vinicius Júnior will also speak to reporters.

WHAT ARE THE DETAILS OF BRAZIL’S WORLD CUP OPENER?

Brazil’s World Cup campaign begins this Saturday (13) against Morocco. The opening match, valid for the first round of the group stage, is scheduled for 7 p.m. (Brasília time). The ball will roll at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.

As usual, Coluna do Fla will cover the opener through its website, YouTube, and social media. In addition, Globo and SBT, both on free-to-air TV, as well as SporTV (pay TV), GETV (Globoplay), and CazéTV (YouTube), will broadcast the match.

WHICH FLAMENGO PLAYERS ARE REPRESENTING BRAZIL?

Four Flamengo players are included in the World Cup squad. The “rubro-negro contingent” consists of left back Alex Sandro, center backs Danilo and Léo Pereira, as well as midfielder Lucas Paquetá.

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