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Brazil national football team
International Friendlies
Mar 29, 2015 at 3pm UK
 
Chile national football team

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Team News: Brazil make six changes for Chile clash

Liverpool's Philippe Coutinho is handed his first Brazil start under Dunga as one of six changes to the side that takes on Chile in a friendly at the Emirates Stadium.

Brazil coach Dunga has made six changes to the side that beat France 3-1 on Thursday for the friendly clash with Chile.

Liverpool's Philippe Coutinho and Manchester City's Fernandinho are among those who come into the side as Brazil look to defend a seven-match winning streak against Chile.

Internacional's Charles Aranguiz and Cruzeiro left-back Eugenio Mena start for Jorge Sampaoli's side in what is a replay of last year's World Cup round-of-16 encounter.

Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez keeps his place in the Chile XI for the fixture which takes place at the Gunners' Emirates Stadium.

Brazil: Jefferson; Danilo, Thiago Silva, Miranda, Marcelo; Souza, Fernandinho; Douglas, Coutinho; Luiz Adriano, Neymar

Chile: Bravo; Medel, Jara, Albornoz; Isla, Millar, Aranguiz, Mena; Vidal; Sanchez, Hernandez

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Gonzalo Jara of Chile and Neymar of Brazil comnpete for the ball during the international friendly match between Brazil and Chile at the Emirates Stadium on March 29, 2015
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