How to watch the FIFA Club World Cup match Fluminense RJ VS Al Hilal , as well as kick-off time and team news
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How to watch Fluminense RJ VS Al Hilal online - TV channels & free live streams
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Location: Orlando, United States
Stadium: Camping World Stadium
Date: Friday, July 4
Kick-off Time: 3 p.m. ET / 12 p.m. PT / 8 p.m. BST
Referee: Danny Makkelie
Team news & squads
Predicted Lineups
Fluminense Team News
Gaúcho deployed a back three against Inter for the first time all tournament, mirroring the Italians’ system. Against Al Hilal, Fluminense could revert back to their traditional 4-2-3-1.
Jhon Arias was the best player on the pitch vs. Inter and will command the attack as he’s done all tournament, with Germán Cano, one of the deadliest center forwards in South America in recent years, looking to add another knockout stage goal.
Starting left back Renê picked up his second yellow card in consecutive games and will miss the quarterfinals. Colombian Gabriel Fuentes will likely serve as his replacement in the XI.
Martinelli suffered a knock last time out but appears to have escaped any serious injury. If he’s able, he’ll most likely start and partner Hércules in the midfield double-pivot.
Al Hilal Team News
Al Hilal went punch-for-punch with one of the best team’s in the world over the past decade last time out and they did so without tinkering with their formation and attacking system. If they didn’t change against City, why would they do now vs. Fluminense
Club captain and one of the best wingers in the world outside of European leagues Salem Al Dawsari is out for the rest of the tournament with a hamstring injury. Fellow Saudi Arabia international Mohamed Kanno replaced him in the lineup vs. Man City and seems poised to do so again in the quarterfinals.
Aleksandar Mitrović remains out injured, but former Brasileirão striker Marcos Leonardo bagged a brace in the quarterfinals and will lead the line vs. a team he’s already scored against in his career.
Former European soccer talents Kalidou Koulibaly, João Cancelo and Renan Lodi were stellar vs. City and will command the back line. In front of them, the duo of Rúben Neves and Sergej Milinković-Savić will look to dictate the game from midfield in favor of Inzaghi’s impressive side.
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