Survivors of Brazil Vs. Mexico of 2014

For the fifth time in history, Brazil and Mexico will meet again in a World Cup, which will be measured at the Eighth Final of the 2018 World Cup, which will be the first duel between both selections in this fair.

Obviously, the Scratch jumps like the big favorite to take this duel. Beyond history, extirpates and prosapia, the record brutally favors the South American team, which has three wins and a tie against the Tri in the World Cup, with a balance of 11 points in favor and no against.

However, the most favorable result that the Mexican team had against Verdeamerela was four years ago, during the group stage of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, when both teams finished without annotation on the stadium of Castelao Stadium in Fortaleza. before, at the 2013 Confederations Cup, he witnessed Canarinha's 2-0 win over Mexico.

June 17, 2014 was far behind, marked by the great performance of Guillermo Ochoa under the three Tri poles, being the key for this team to snatch a point from Brazil home. Of the 46 players called by both teams, only 18 will be present again at the Samara Arena for this match. 13 of them are brought by the Mexican national team.

THOSE REMAINING

There are differences and they are abysmal. In Brazil, after the defeat in their World Cup, marked by the defeat suffered before Germany by 1-7, many players who were four years ago left the Scratch; others have left the handset between 2015 and 2016, due to the same generational shift and new disappointments, made in the America's Cup held in recent years. For the above, the arrival of Tité is combined.

For its part, the Mexican national team maintained, in these four years, almost the same base as the 2014 World Cup. The 0-7, given by Chile two years ago, could mark the perfect opportunity for a deep restructuring and renewal of the workforce, but this was not the case. It was decided to keep a large part of the generation, proof is that 13 elements will be in Samara for this duel of the Eighth Final.

BY BRAZIL (5)

Neymar, Fernandinho, Thiago Silva, Marcelo and Paulinho

BY MEXICO (13)

Guillermo Ochoa, José of Jesus Corona, Alfredo Talavera; Rafael Márquez, Miguel Layún, Héctor Moreno; Andrés Guardado, Hector Herrera, Marco Fabián, Javier Aquino; Raúl Jiménez, Giovani Dos Santos and Oribe Peralta.