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Lewis Ambrose·6 July 2018
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Lewis Ambrose·6 July 2018
Brazil and Belgium have each made two changes as they face each other in the World Cup quarter-finals.
Belgium have brought Marouane Fellaini and Nacer Chadli into their starting line-up.
The pair scored one goal each as substituted in Belgium’s dramatic 3-2 defeat of Japan on Monday.
Those goals were enough to earn a place in the side for the quarter-final with Dries Mertens and Yannick Carrasco dropping to the bench.
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A formation change is now on the cards with a 3-5-2 with more freedom for Kevin De Bruyne now likely. Until now Belgium have lined up in a 3-4-3 formation.
Brazil start as expected with Fernandinho coming in for suspended Casemiro and Marcelo returning to the defence. The left-back takes the place of Filipe Luis.
Gabriel Jesus keeps his place up front ahead of Roberto Firmino.