Juventude and Fluminense face off with changes, see the line-ups
Juventude and Fluminense face off with changes, see the line-ups
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Both teams are seeking recovery in the Brasileirão, for the ninth round, starting at 4 PM.
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Juventude takes the field in front of their fans at the Alfredo Jaconi stadium under new management, after the 5-0 defeat to Fortaleza in the last round.
Coach Claudio Tencati, replacing Fabio Matias, has lined up the team from Rio Grande do Sul with Gustavo; Reginaldo, Wilker Ángel, Marcos Paulo, and Alan Ruschel; Caíque, Jadson, Mandaca, and Batalla; Gabriel Taliari and Gilberto.
Fluminense has three important changes from the team that lost to Atlético-MG in the last round, 3-2: Thiago Silva returns to defense after recovering from injury, but Ganso is a last-minute absence, and Canobbio is also out due to an injury in the midweek Copa Sudamericana match.
The tricolor lineup is Fábio; Samuel Xavier, Thiago Silva, Freytes, Fuentes; Martinelli, Hércules, Nonato; Arias, Serna, and Everaldo.
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