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2018 FIFA World Cup | Brazil vs Mexico: Line-ups are out

Marcelo is injured as Atletico Madrid’s Filipe Luis replaces him.

SNS Web | New Delhi | July 2, 2018 6:35 pm

2018 FIFA World Cup | Brazil vs Mexico: Line-ups are out

Brazilians Neymar and Philippe Coutinho (R) (Photo: AFP)

Brazil will take on Mexico in a mouth-watering round of 16 tie. With less than an hour to go for the match, the line-ups have been announced.

Brazil have named an expected starting 11 with Neymar, Jesus,  and Willian starting as the forwards and Coutinho playing bheind them. Filipe Luis replaces an injured Marcelo at the back and Fagner keeps Danilo out of the team.

Mexico have also announced an expected line-up with all their star players starting. Hirving Lozano starts with Chicharito in attack as Ochoa starts as the GK.

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