Brazil vs Venezuela en vivo There are 13 matches scheduled for Round 1 of the Group Stage, to be broadcast on ESPN, TUDN and ABC. These can be streamed live on fuboTV, ESPN+, Sling and other live TV streaming services.
Brazil vs Venezuela: Match Result| Lineup| 2021
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Match Result:
Usually a lopsided contest, Brazil has a whopping record of having registered 22 wins out of 27 games against Venezuela. The visitor, on the other hand, has only managed two victories. Their previous meeting took place in 2020. Brazil won that contest 1-0 thanks to Roberto Firmino, who is set to miss the contest today.
PREDICTED XI
Brazil: Alisson; Danilo, Militao, Marquinhos, Lodi; Casemiro, Fred, Paqueta; Jesus, Neymar, Richarlison
Venezuela: Graterol; Gonzalez, Ferraresi, Chancellor, Villanueva, Rosales; Savarino, Moreno, Rincon, Castillo; Martinez
RECENT FORM
Brazil: W-W-W-W-W
Venezuela: D-L-W-L-L
HEAD-TO-HEAD
Usually a lopsided contest, Brazil has a whopping record of having registered 22 wins out of 27 games against Venezuela. The visitor, on the other hand, has only managed two victories.
Their previous meeting took place in 2020. Brazil won that contest 1-0 thanks to Roberto Firmino, who is set to miss the contest today.
Lineup:
To make matters even more extraordinary, many in the Brazil camp, most notably skipper Casemiro and talisman Neymar, appeared to advocate boycotting the competition altogether due to the impact that the virus has had in Brazil itself.
Yet these obstacles were overcome and now Brazil look determined to achieve big things this summer in their hunt for back-to-back Copa America titles.
However, in order to achieve anything, head coach Tite will have to find a way past a Venezuela team that can definitely do some damage if they are in the mood.
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| Founded | 1916; 105 years ago |
| Region | South America (CONMEBOL) |
| Number of teams | 12 or 16 (finals) |
| Related competitions | Copa Centenario |
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| Website | Official website |
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2021:
Brazil kicked off another Copa America on home soil with a comfortable 3-0 win over Venezuela in Brasilia on Sunday, with Marquinhos, Neymar and Gabriel Barbosa providing the goals to get the hosts’ campaign off to a strong start.
The Selecao opened the scoring in the 23rd minute, taking advantage of one of six first-half corner kicks. Neymar’s service pinballed around the area before falling to the thigh of Marquinhos. With Venezuela goalkeeper Joel Graterol stumbling in the wrong direction, the Paris Saint-Germain centre-back settled the ball and rolled it into the net.
