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Brazil XI vs Australia – Predicted lineup and team news

Brazil will face Australia again on Tuesday as part of this international window, continuing their squad overhaul under Carlo Ancelotti.Brazil are in a clear rebuilding spell following a poor World Cu...

Brazil XI vs Australia – Predicted lineup and team news

Brazil will clash against Australia once more on Tuesday as part of their squad restructuring under Carlo Ancelotti. Following a disappointing World Cup performance, the Brazilian team is in a phase of rebuilding. They started this period with three consecutive wins against Haiti, Scotland, and Japan, but then suffered a surprising 2-1 loss to Norway in the Round of 16.

Before heading to Australia, Brazil demonstrated their attacking prowess in friendly matches, defeating Panama 6-2 and Egypt 2-1. In their first encounter with Australia, the result was a 1-1 draw, salvaged by a last-minute goal in the 95th minute.

Manager Ancelotti continues to rotate his players heavily as he reshapes the squad following the tournament. Right-back Wesley is sidelined due to injury, and Monaco's Vanderson has replaced him and is expected to start on the right flank. With several more changes likely, Rayan is set to earn a starting spot after scoring the decisive stoppage-time equalizer in the previous fixture.

In midfield, Andrey Santos from Manchester United is likely to replace Danilo and partner Bruno Guimarães in the center of the park. Despite these experimental adjustments, key players Vinícius Júnior and Raphinha are expected to retain their places in the starting lineup. Raphinha is anticipated to operate as the central playmaker, behind striker Endrick, tasked with breaking down Australia's compact defensive structure.

The match is scheduled to kick off at 11am BST on Tuesday, 29th September. In the United Kingdom, fans can catch the game live on the bet365 Live Sports Streaming platform.

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