The United States Men’s National Team applies to take two against a CONMEBOL power as Brazil visits Florida on Tuesday for a final Copa America match-up.
Gregg Berhalter’s men were poor a 5-1 defeat to Colombia on Saturday he conceded a goal from Timothy Weah, but made one mistake after another while assisting Los Cafeteros undefeated streak hit 22.
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There are few men’s national teams in better shape than FIFA No. 11 Colombia. The bad news for the USMNT is that Brazil is one of them. And if you’re a supporter of eloratings.net, then. Brazil’s number 3 in the world.
Dorival junior Selecao They are expected to challenge for the Copa America crown and they do the Yanks’ most likely opponent in the knockout round of the 2024 Copa America in the event that Uruguay takes over the group and the USMNT finishes ahead of Bolivia and Panama.
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Berhalter will be keeping a close eye on his team’s response as the pressure is on for the USMNT to perform much better against Brazil than they did against Colombia. On the one hand, that doesn’t have to be a big problem. Then again, this is Brazil.
Colombia are very good, but Brazil’s strength lies in its attacking flair and playmaking in midfield and third. Luis Diaz, James Rodriguez, Rafael Borre and Jhon Arias are undoubtedly a great foursome, but Vinicius Junior, Endrick, Paqueta and Gabriel Martinelli are a whole new question.
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How to watch USMNT vs Brazil, stream link and start time
Kick-off: 7:00 PM ET, Tuesday (June 11)
Stadium: Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida
TV channels en Español: Universo, Telemundo
Streaming in Spanish: Peacock
USMNT vs. Brazil Preview: Focus on Brazil, Team News
Brazil concedes a few more goals than usual: a 3-2 defeat to Mexico after a March 3-3 draw against Spain.
But this is still a team that sidelined England in March and used Vinicius Junior and Bruno Guimaraes for just 15 minutes against Mexico, while Rodrygo, Raphinha, Marquinhos and Gabriel Magalhaes were not used.
These players should be prominent in Florida. Good luck, Gregg.
