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Brazil vs. Haiti Projected Lineups, Starting 11 for World Cup 2026 Group C Game in Philadelphia
Neymar remains sidelined and Gabriel is a fitness doubt as Carlo Ancelotti weighs changes after Brazil’s 1-1 opening draw with Morocco.
- Brazil faces Haiti in Philadelphia on Saturday, June 20, 2026, seeking a crucial World Cup Group C win following their 1-1 draw against Morocco last week.
- On Thursday, the Brazilian Football Confederation confirmed that Neymar will miss the match as he recovers from a right calf injury, marking his second consecutive absence.
- Defender Gabriel missed training on Wednesday due to left abductor discomfort, while manager Carlo Ancelotti also monitors winger Raphinha, who trained alone managing blisters.
- Ancelotti faces tactical decisions following the Morocco draw, with reports suggesting Matheus Cunha could replace Igor Thiago in the starting lineup for the crucial encounter.
- Failure to defeat Haiti would leave Brazil under immense pressure entering their final group match against Scotland on June 24, complicating their knockout stage path.
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Brazil vs. Haiti projected lineups, starting 11 for World Cup 2026 Group C game in Philadelphia
Brazil and Haiti meet in Philadelphia in a Group C clash at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Here are the latest team news updates, predicted lineups and how to watch the match live.
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The Brazilian National Team is playing their second match in the 2026 World Cup on Friday, June 19, and will play against Haiti at the Philadelphia Stadium.This game corresponds to group C of the planet's date and will start at 6:30 p.m. (Costa Rica time).On national territory it can be seen through Fox, Fox+ and Channel 7.In addition, it has the option to listen to it on Teletica Radio (91.5 FM).The Canarinha had a grey premiere with a 1-1 draw…
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