Play one of the usual candidates
Brazil makes its debut in the Copa América against Costa Rica with the intention of adding the three units and in this way not having problems accessing the next phase since the other two games will be against Paraguay and Colombia.
In the last friendly, the team led by Dorival Junior tied 1-1 with the United States, leaving doubts about the group and what will be seen today at SoFi Stadium with one of the Concacaf guest teams.
The Brazilians in official tournaments have accumulated three consecutive defeats against Uruguay, Colombia and Argentina, in the qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup that will also be played in this country. The last time they won in a non-friendly duel was the previous year against Peru as a visitor by the slightest difference in the month of September.
Vinicius, Paquetá, Raphinha and Rodrygo will be in charge of scoring the goals on the attacking front, while behind there are experienced people like Alisson, Danilo, Marquinhos and Eder Militao.
For its part, Costa Rica, led by Gustavo Alfaro, arrives with a young team with an average age of 24 and with prominent names in international soccer such as Josimar Alcocer and Brandon Aguilera.
