The Copa América 2024 is over for Brazil. After a goalless draw against Uruguay in regular time, Dorival Junior’s team lost in the penalty shootout, so it will be Uruguay who face Colombia in the semifinals in Charlotte.
The question many are asking after this result is, when will the Seleção play again?
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With date and time to be announced, Brazil will return to action in the FIFA double fixture in September for the resumption of the South American Qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup. Their first match will be against Ecuador at home, followed by a trip to Paraguay.
It will be an opportunity to get back on track once and for all, as the Canarinha had a weak start on their road to the next World Cup.
With only seven points in six games, Brazil is in sixth place in the standings, just two points away from falling out of the qualification zone.
Additionally, they have gone four games without a win in this competition, with three losses in their last three matches.
Dorival Júnior was hired to try to get this prestigious team back on track, and although the Copa América was a hard blow in his newly started tenure, he still has time.
