Brazil finished the passes Qualifiers for him Qatar World Cup 2022 in first position with 45 units, escorted by Argentina with 39, a competition in which in the last three games they beat 4 to 0 against Paraguayan, Chili and Boliviarespectively.
The Brazilian representative will have the coach on the bench on an interim basis Fernando Dinizcurrently at Fluminense, who will be in office until America’s Cup 2024 when the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) make the arrival of the Italian official Carlo Ancelotti once your contract ends in real Madrid.
Ancelotti64, will replace titeDT who pulled the strings of the team in the past Qatar World Cupin which they were eliminated on penalties in the quarterfinals against Croatia.
The selected one Boliviarival of the Argentina next Tuesday in Peacehas the Argentine coach on the bench Gustavo Adolfo Costashistorical idol of racingwhose main objective will be to try to qualify for the fourth world championship in its history, after participation in Uruguay 1930, Brazil 1950 and United States 1994.
The “Green” finished the last World Cup qualifier in the penultimate position with 15 points, five more than the last one, Venezuelawith four consecutive defeats in the final stretch.
Bolivia will have its greatest figure, the forward Marcelo Moreno Martinstop scorer in the history of his team who will achieve the record of appearances with 103 games played, one more than the defender Ronald Raldes.
The history between Brazil and Bolivia It records a total of 32 matches, including Qualifiers, Copa América and friendlies, with 23 victories for the “Canarinha”, five for the “Verde” and four draws.
What time does Brazil vs Bolivia play?
Start time: 9:45 p.m. (Argentina).
Where to watch Brazil vs Bolivia
TV: TyC Sports 2.
formations
Brazil: Ederson; Danilo, Marquinhos, Gabriel Magalhães and Renan Lodi; Casemiro, Bruno Guimarães and Neymar; Rodrygo, Raphinha and Richarlison. DT: Fernando Diniz.
Bolivia: Carlos Lampe; Diego Bejarano, Luis Haquín, Adrián Jusino, Marcelo Suárez and Carlos Roca; Boris Céspedes, Fernando Saucedo and Luciano Ursino; Marcelo Moreno Martins and Carmelo Algarañaz. DT: Gustavo Costas.
Referee: Juan Gabriel Benítez (Paraguay).
VAR: Carlos Benítez (Paraguay).
Court: Mangueirão, in Belém, Brazil.
Source: Ambito
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