Brazilwill aim to maintain their winning form when it meets a Boliviaside reeling from a punishing opening defeat to Paraguay, and U.S. audiences won’t want to miss a moment of the action.
La Verde, facing a must-win scenario to keep their knockout-round hopes alive, will need to raise their game against one of the tournament’s preeminent squads fresh off a 2–0 victory over Venezuela.
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