Brazil will try to settle the score Uruguay in a South American World Cup qualifier, hoping to avenge their exit from the Copa America earlier this year.

The last meeting between the two teams took place at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, where Brazil were eliminated after a goalless draw ended in a penalty shootout loss for Marcelo Bielsa’s side.

Heading into November’s international matches, Brazil has regained momentum in its World Cup qualifying campaign. The five-time world champions started with a shaky record, losing four of their first eight matches and risking an unprecedented failure to qualify.

However, back-to-back wins over Chile and Peru in October have lifted Dorival Junior’s side to fourth in CONMEBOL’s 10-team rankings. The top six teams will secure a direct spot at the 2026 World Cup.

Meanwhile, Uruguay enters this round of play in third place in the table but is struggling with its form. La Celeste have not won or scored in their last four qualifying matches, a worrying drought they will look to end against Brazil.

The sports news looks at the key details leading up to this match, including how to watch the match, kick-off times and the latest line-up news.

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Brazil vs Uruguay live stream, tv channel

Here’s how to watch this CONMEBOL World Cup qualifier in the US:

TV channel: Universal
Live stream: Fubo

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What time does Brazil vs. Uruguay kick-off?

This CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifier will take place on the Fonte Nova Arena, Brazil, and gets to work Tuesday November 19 at 9:45 PM local time.

Here’s how that time translates in the US:

Brazil vs Uruguay lineups, team news

Brazil still doesn’t have a first-choice goalkeeper Alisson who is sidelined with a hamstring injury. Man City shot stopper Ederson will remain in goal during his absence Gerson retains his place in the XI with Lucas Paqueta back on the bench for the second time this international window.

Rodrygowho was subbed off early in Brazil’s recent match against Osasuna will remain unavailable for some time, as will defenders Eder Militao And Bremer who are both out with ACL injuries.

The hosts will have that too Lucas Beraldo, Fabricio Brunoor Alex Telles not available for this fixture. Estevao Willian will also miss out due to a lack of competitive fitness. Vanderson has been suspended.

Brazil starting XI (4-2-3-1, right to left): Ederson (GK) — Danilo, Marquinhos, Gabriel, Abner — Gerson, Guimaraes — Savinho, Raphinha, Vinicius Jr. — I. Jesus.

Injured: Alisson, Rodrygo, Bremer, Beraldo, F Bruno, Telles, Willian
Suspended: Vanderson

This applies to Uruguay Darwin Nunez will lead the charge while his CONMEBOL ban remains in limbo thanks to an appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport. Ronald Araujo has been suspended but has accepted to serve while he sits out with a serious hamstring injury.

Uruguay will have to carefully manage the disciplinary situation of several key players. Manuel Ugarte, Santiago Bueno, Nahitan NandezAnd Jose Maria Gimenez are all one booking away from suspension.

Uruguay starting XI (4-3-3, from right to left): Rochet (GK) — Varela, Gimenez, M. Olivera, Saracchi — Valverde, Ugarte, Bentancur — Pellitri, Nunez, M Araujo.

Injured: No
Suspended: No

Brazil vs Uruguay Prediction

Uruguay’s continued winning streak since being eliminated from the Copa America raises serious concerns as the country prepares for a challenging away match against Brazil.

That said, the home side have also struggled to meet the usual high expectations during this qualifying campaign, leaving room for doubts about their dominance.

Tuesday’s meeting is all about a hard-fought battle, making a draw a plausible prediction.

• Prediction: Brazil 1-1 Uruguay