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Brazil vs. Chile lineups: Predicted starting XI, team news, rosters, match details as Ancelotti's Selecao conclude World Cup qualifying
Coach Carlo Ancelotti plans an attacking lineup with four forwards in the final qualifier as Brazil looks to solidify its World Cup 2026 spot and test new players.
- Brazil will host Chile at the Maracana Stadium on Thursday, September 4, 2025, in their penultimate 2026 World Cup qualifier.
- Brazil secured their World Cup spot in June but struggled throughout qualifying, while Chile endured one of their worst campaigns and failed to qualify.
- Chile’s interim manager Nicolas Cordova made a significant overhaul by excluding 13 players from the previous lineup, notably leaving out seasoned stars Vidal, Sanchez, and Aranguiz, and instead assembling a youthful and largely inexperienced team.
- Brazil’s coach Carlo Ancelotti plans to field four forwards—Estevao, Gabriel Martinelli, Joao Pedro, and Raphinha—while key players like Neymar, Matheus Cunha, and Vinicius Junior are absent due to injury or rotation.
- Brazil aims to end qualifying on a high note, maintaining their undefeated home record, while Chile seeks their first competitive goal and victory of 2025 amid difficult odds.
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Brazil vs. Chile lineups: Predicted starting XI, team news, rosters, match details as Ancelotti's Selecao conclude World Cup qualifying
Brazil take on Chile in their final home encounter of the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign as they look to finish on a high.
·North Carolina, United States
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Brazil national team coach Carlo Ancelotti revealed his rather surprising plan to field four attackers against Chile.
·Indonesia
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The "Canarinha" was effective against Chile, in a match where it did not have figures such as Vinicius, Rodrygo and Neymar.
·San Pedro Sula, Honduras
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Carlo Ancelotti concluded the preparation of the Brazilian election for the match against Chile. The title team will have news on field and numbering.
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Total News Sources16
Leaning Left2Leaning Right0Center1Last UpdatedBias Distribution67% Left
Bias Distribution
- 67% of the sources lean Left
67% Left
L 67%
C 33%
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