Ancelotti’s final session, Flamengo trio set to start for Brazil | OneFootball

Brazil training session takes place at the Columbia Park training center in New Jersey, United States

The Brazil National Team is counting down to its World Cup debut. Under the command of Carlo Ancelotti, the squad will hold its final training session this Friday (12) at the Columbia Park training center in New Jersey before its first match in the tournament.

Brazil’s coach is using this final session, which starts at 12 p.m. (Brasília time), to make the last tactical adjustments. In addition, he will finalize the strategy for the opening match against Morocco.

It is worth noting that three Flamengo players are expected to start the match in the lineup. Thus, Brazil’s likely starting XI is as follows: Alisson; Danilo, Gabriel Magalhães, Marquinhos and Alex Sandro; Casemiro, Bruno Guimarães and Lucas Paquetá; Raphinha, Vini Jr. and Matheus Cunha.

Right after training, head coach Carlo Ancelotti and forward Vinicius Júnior will speak to the journalists in attendance. Scheduled to begin at 5:30 p.m. (Brasília time), the press conference is expected to outline the player’s and the coach’s expectations for this Saturday’s (13) clash.

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

Brazil’s World Cup campaign kicks off this Saturday (13) against Morocco. The match at MetLife Stadium, valid for the first round of the group stage, is scheduled for 7 p.m. (Brasília time).

As usual, Coluna do Fla will provide coverage through the website, YouTube and social media. In addition, Globo and SBT on free-to-air TV, SporTV (pay TV), GETV (Globoplay) and CazéTV (YouTube) will broadcast the match live.

WHICH PLAYERS ARE REPRESENTING FLAMENGO AT THE WORLD CUP?

Flamengo fans are eagerly following the participation of the club’s representatives in the tournament. Four Mengão players are on the World Cup list: left back Alex Sandro, center backs Danilo and Léo Pereira, as well as midfielder Lucas Paquetá.

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