Copa America: Where to watch Brazil vs. Colombia live on June 23, 2021

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Titres: Copa America 2021, Brazil, Colombia, Tite, Reinaldo Rueda, Neymar, Miguel Borja, Rio De Janiero, Estadio Olimpico Nilton Santos, CONMEBOL

Copa America action resumes Wednesday, June 23, with Matchday 4 play, including a clash between South American giants Brazil and Colombia at 8 p.m. ET.

The most anticipated Copa America Group B matchup will see South American power houses Brazil and Colombia meet at Estadio Olimpico Nilton Santos in Rio De Janeiro on Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET.

Copa America 2021 hosts Brazil entered the tournament as favorites and have lived up to expectations after a flawless two-game run. Wins against Peru and Venezuela have Tite's Brazil at the top of Group, B with six points and a goal differential of +7. Moreover, Tite's defense, which has seen a fair share of rotation over the two matches, has yet to concede a goal.

On the other hand, Colombia has been as inconsistent in Copa America as it has been in CONMEBOL World Cup qualifiers. A win against 1-0 Ecuador on Matchday 1, a goalless draw against rivals Venezuela on Matchday 2 and a 2-1 defeat against Peru in Matchday three has Colombia sitting second in Group B, with four points and an even goal differential.

Brazil vs. Colombia: Head-to-head

According to 11v11.com, Brazil and Colombia have met a total of 42 times. Brazil leads the all-time record 19W-10D-3L.

Last time out, Brazil and Colombia drew 2-2 in an international friendly on Sept. 6, 2019. Casemiro and Neymar scored for Brazil and Atalanta's Luis Muriel scored a brace for Colombia.

Brazil vs. Colombia: Players to watch

Neymar – Brazil

Brazil's protagonist Neymar has played a key role in the team's early success in Copa America 2021. The 29-year-old has scored two goals and dished out one assist. Moreover, Neymar displayed a jaw-dropping performance against Peru, where he danced around his opponents all game long.

Miguel Borja – Colombia

Forward Miguel Borja has been one of the most important pieces in manager Reinaldo Rueda's squad. He started two games – against Ecuador and Peru – and had a goal involvement in both. The 28-year-old will most likely start against Brazil after proving his worth in the opening three games of the tournament.