Broadcast info
Who's playing? A Canarinha will host another WC Qualifier match when they take on Colombia. Coach Tite will make his debut as Brazil's coach on home soil, after successfully beating Ecuador last week. Los Cafeteros also returned to the tournament in stylish fashion by beating Venezuela with a fine performance by James Rodriguez, who scored one and assisted for one more.
What time? 17:45 PDT/ 19:45 CDT/ 20:45 EDT/ 0:45 GMT/ 01:45 BST/ 02:45 CEST
What stadium? Arena da Amazonia, located in the city of Manaus. The 44,300 seat stadium was built specifically to host the 2014 World Cup. The Group Stage clash between England and Italy was one of the four games held in that venue.
On which channels?
- In Brazil: Globo, SporTV.
- In Colombia: Caracol TV, Caracol Play
- In the U.S.: beIN SPORTS en Español, fuboTV, beIN SPORTS CONNECT U.S.A., beIN SPORTS USA
- In Canada: fuboTV Canada, beIN SPORTS en Español, beIN Sports Canada, beIN SPORTS CONNECT Canada
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Match Stats
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This will be the 14th meeting between these sides since 1995. Brazil has won seven of those meetings, drawing five and losing only once.
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Last year, Colombia managed to beat Brazil in the Group Stage of the Copa América held in Chile, a match that saw Neymar pick a red card and miss the next four games for Brazil.
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Neymar, Gabriel Jesus and Weverton were part of Brazil's Olympic Football team that won the Gold medal a couple of weeks ago. During their road to the final, A Canarinha beat Colombia with a 2-0 score.
Team news
Confidence seems to have returned to Brazil's training camp. Tite's arrival has given the team a new spirit, and Thursday's win against Ecuador is good proof of that. A Canarinha doesn't have any injury concerns after the game held in Quito, and the team's Twitter feed showed how their team is getting ready to battle the tough Colombian opposition.
#SeleçãoBrasileira: Veja resumo do treino de domingo! #FechadoComASeleção pic.twitter.com/RcdueVeYCw
— CBF Futebol (@CBF_Futebol) September 5, 2016
On the other side of the pitch, Jose Pékerman's crew can rest assured about James Rodriguez's fitness level. Basically sidelined by Zinedine Zidane, the Colombian ace has been instrumental for Colombia in their 2-0 win for Venezuela, and his leadership will be crucial to win their sixth match ever while visiting Brazil.
"Thank you Colombia! Nice win, and now we'll have to set our minds on what's next. Praise the Lord!"
Gracias Colombia! Un lindo triunfo, ahora a pensar en lo que viene. Gloria a Dios! pic.twitter.com/yhCBQau8o3
— James Rodríguez (@jamesdrodriguez) September 2, 2016
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