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Marcelo left-back will be in reserve in the Brazilian match against Mexico in the World Cup Round of 32 not to be completely cured of his back pain and will be replaced by Filipe Luís, while Fagner will be kept among the same holders with the recovery of Danilo, coach Tite said Sunday.
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Marcelo will be on the bench after leaving the match with Serbia on Wednesday, due to a back problem. The Real Madrid player has been healed in recent days, and on Saturday he has already participated in the activities, but he is not yet completely comfortable for the Monday confrontation.
"It was said that he would have 45 to 60 minutes security and I can not put him in a game of this feature," said the coach at the time. a press conference.
Right-back Danilo, who missed Brazil in the last two games of the group stage, is already recovering from a pain in the hip, but his replacement Fagner was very happy with the # 39, coach Tite, who also pointed to the physical problem. "
" Marcelo is on the bench … and Fagner remains for the top-level performance in the decisive games and for the possibility of the game having 120 minutes. "
The captain of the team in the match against Mexico will again defender Thiago Silva, author of one of his goals in a 2-0 win against Serbia, who had already got his doubled against Costa Rica.
The Paris Saint-Germain player saw his team-mates shine "
" I thought about it after the matches yesterday, "said the defender," even if Di Maria also lost Argentina and that the PSG is very well represented ". 19659006] "We give freedom to our attackers and hope Neymar (PSG) will inspire tomorrow," he added.
Coach Tite returned to pay homage to Neymar after his last performance. "He has played a lot, too much … he has regained his maximum level."
Brazil will play with Alisson, Fagner, Miranda, Thiago Silva and Filipe Luís; Casemiro, Paulinho and Philippe Coutinho; Willian, Gabriel Jesus and Neymar
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