Brazil, unbeaten in their last two matches after a successful European tour in March, is confident in their upcoming US-based friendly matches. Their impressive away form in friendlies, including a 1-0 victory over England and a 3-3 draw against Spain, is a testament to their resilience and attacking prowess. Mexico, on the other hand, is desperate to rebound from a 4-0 defeat to Uruguay and has struggled to find consistent form over the past year. Their record against Brazil is poor, having failed to score a goal in their last four encounters since 2013. Brazil, also experiencing a slump, aims to regain their winning form in Saturday’s friendly at Kyle Field, College Station. Given Mexico’s similar struggles, a much-needed victory for the Brazilians seems likely at Kyle FIeld.

Mexican head coach Lozano is expected to make significant changes to the starting lineup following Thursday’s loss, including Feyenoord forward Santiago Giménez, with a 31-man squad available.

Brazil’s head coach, Dorival Junior, has announced a 26-man squad for upcoming friendlies against Mexico and the USA, as Neymar remains a long-term absentee.

Predicted lineups:

Mexico

Goalkeeper: Raúl Rangel
Defenders: Gerardo Arteaga, Jesús Orozco, Víctor Guzmán, Brian García
Midfielders: Edson Álvarez, Orbelín Pineda, Fernando Beltrán
Forwards: Santiago Giménez, Charly Rodríguez, Roberto Alvarado

Brazil

Goalkeeper: Bento
Defenders: Danilo, Wendell, Fabrício Bruno, Beraldo
Midfielders: Bruno Guimarães, Lucas Paquetá, João Gomes
Forwards: Vinícius Júnior, Rodrygo, Raphinha

• Mexico – 2 wins
• Brazil – 3 wins
• Draws – 1

Over all competition record

Mexico may struggle to score against Brazil, who are expected to score and maintain their lead after a hard-fought contest, ending with a 0-1 victory.

Winning probability:

Mexico – 31%

Draw – 13%

Brazil – 56%

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