This June, the Brazilian national team will start the Copa América competition, a tournament that the green and yellow team has won nine times. Brazil will make their debut on June 24, against Costa Rica, at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles.
On this Saturday (8), the Brazilian national team will play a friendly match against Mexico at the Kyle Field in College Station, Texas, at 10pm (Brasilia time).
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What are Brazil’s matches in the Copa América?
- The Brazilian national team will make their Copa América debut on Monday, June 24, against Costa Rica;
- Then, Brazil will play their second match against Paraguay on Friday, June 28;
- The first phase will be concluded with a match against Colombia on July 2, in Santa Clara;
Which players from the current Brazilian national team have already been Copa América champions?
Four players summoned by coach Dorival Júnior for the 2024 edition participated in the 2019 Copa América conquest by the Brazilian national team: goalkeeper Alisson, defenders Éder Militão and Marquinhos, and midfielder Lucas Paquetá.
What were the lineups in the Brazil 3×1 Peru final of the 2019 Copa América?
Brazil: Alisson; Daniel Alves, Thiago Silva, Marquinhos and Alex Sandro; Casemiro, Arthur and Philippe Coutinho (then Éder Militão); Everton Cebolinha (then Allan), Gabriel Jesus and Roberto Firmino (then Richarlison); HEAD COACH: Tite.
Peru: Gallese; Advíncula, Abram, Zambrano and Trauco; Tapia (then Gonzáles), Yotún (then Ruidíaz) and Cueva; Carrillo (then Polo), Flores and Guerrero; HEAD COACH: Ricardo Gareca.
See the numbers that the Brazilian national team players will wear at the 2024 Copa América:
- Goalkeepers: Alisson (1), Bento (12) and Rafael (23).
- Defenders: Danilo (2), Wendell (6), Yan Couto (13) and Guilherme Arana (16).
- Center-backs: Éder Militão (3), Marquinhos (4), Gabriel Magalhães (14), Beraldo (17) and Bremer (25).
- Midfielders: Bruno Guimarães (5), Lucas Paquetá (8), João Gomes (15), Douglas Luiz (18), Andreas Pereira (19) and Éderson (24).
- Forwards: Vinícius Júnior (7), Endrick (9), Rodrygo (10), Raphinha (11), Savinho (20), Evanilson (21), Gabriel Martinelli (22) and Pepê (26).
Remembering Zagallo
Sambafoot Series launched a new documentary about the football legend Zagallo. Known as ‘Velho Lobo‘ and as superstitious as it gets, Zagallo helped shape what Brazilian football is nowadays — as a player and as a coach.
Watch the full series, available on Sambafoot’s Youtube channel.
