The arch-rival Brazil vs. Argentina will face tonight

Brazil and Argentina, the two football superpowers, are going to face in the match of the World Cup qualifier tonight. The match will start at 3 pm American time. The match will be held in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The last 5 shows Argentina 3/2 ahead of Brazil. Messi’s Argentina beat Brazil 1-0 in the Copa America final to clinch the 26-year-old title. Match Details World Cup Qualifiers Events: Brazil vs Argentina Date: Sunday, 5th September 2021 Start Time: 03:00 PM (ET) Both the teams are getting their star players in the game at 1 pm. As the home ground, Brazil will be ahead in terms of energy. Brazil has not conceded a goal in 5 consecutive matches in Latin America. Brazil is at the top of the points table with wins in all 6 matches. In the last match, Brazil defeated Chile 1-0, on the other hand, Argentina got off to a great start and drew 2-2 at the end. Last match on Brazilian soil! This is not the end for Paulo Dybala, but it is probably the last match for Messi, Maria and Papu Gómez on the ground of Arch Rival. Messi has played a total of 3 matches against Brazil on Brazilian soil, and 6 competitive matches against Brazil so far. Except for the last Copa final, Messi has not won in any of them, and so far he has not scored a goal against Brazil in a competitive match. If you score one more goal, Great Pelé will touch the number of international goals. If we can do that today, we will not only get the first competitive goal with Brazil, but also share Pelé’s record on Pelé soil. Will Messi be able to score a goal with Brazil in the last match on Brazilian soil ???? Even if there is no team less than any other team in the record, it will be seen who will win in the field battle. Whether Brazil can continue the victory or not, Argentina can prevent them from winning. probable playing XI: Brazil: Weverton, Danilo, Militao, Marquinhos, Sandro, Ribeiro, Casemiro, Guimarães, Vinicius, Barbosa, Neymar probable playing XI: Argentina: E. Martinez, Molina, Pezzella, Otamendi, Acuña, De Paul, Rodríguez, Lo Celso, Di María, Messi, Lautaro Martínez