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Cleverley and Welbeck. Can any of you united fans explain why the hell they are starting for my great nation?

It's began, the Cleverley vs Wilshere war. CLEVERLEY

England. Yawn.

Unless the average age of the first 11 is under 25, this friendly is pointless.

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Can't wait to see Neymar rip England apart

That's if he is playing

@th14Renato: #England: Hart; Johnson, Jagielka, Cahill, Cole; Cleverley, Wilshere, Gerrard; Walcott, Welbeck, Rooney.

@th14Renato: #Brazil: Julio Cesar; Daniel Alves, Dante, David Luiz, Adriano; Ramires Paulinho; Oscar, Ronaldinho; Neymar & Luis Fabiano.

Hart

Johnson Jagielka Cahill Cole

Cleverley Gerrard Wilshere

Walcott Welbeck Rooney

I'm guessing. Roy has surprised me. Fairly youthful and not 4-4-2.

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England are going to get destroyed!

When is KO?

Just made a match thread

Edited it into a Wilshere vs Cleverley one

How many goals has Welbeck scored this year? 1?

" england Yawn"



agreed.

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England have won just three of their 23 previous internationals against Brazil, drawing nine and losing 11.

England’s 13% win percentage over Brazil is their worst against any nation they have faced more than twice in international matches.

The Three Lions are without a win in eight against Brazil (D4 L4), with Bobby Robson the last England manager to oversee a victory against them back in March 1990 (1-0, Gary Lineker with the goal).

This run of eight without a win against Brazil is also England’s longest current run without a victory against any side.

Brazil have only won two of their 10 games against England at Wembley, however, though six of these games have ended level (two England wins).

England have only lost two of their last 22 internationals in all competitions (W13 D7) and have only been defeated once in 12 under Roy Hodgson (W7 D4, including one defeat after penalties).

England have scored at least one goal in all but one of their 31 internationals at the new Wembley, with Montenegro the only side to prevent them from scoring back in October 2010.

Brazil were the last team to prevent England from scoring in a friendly match, beating them 1-0 in Doha in November 2009.

Danny Welbeck, who finished last year as England’s top scorer, scored with all five of his shots on target for Roy Hodgson’s side in the year 2012.

Brazil have won 15 and lost just two of their last 18 internationals (all friendlies), with both defeats coming in the space of a week back in June 2012 against Mexico and Argentina.

Neymar has scored eight goals in his last six appearances for Brazil.

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<b> <u> Top Scorers: England</b> </u>

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Welbeck finished top in 2012 with 5 goals.


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Neymar has scored 8 in 6

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<b> <u> Team News & Manager Quotes: England (Predictions) </b></u>
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Hart
Johnson Jags Cahill Cole
Clevs Gerrard Wilshere
Walcott Rooney Welbs

Subs: The rest of the squad
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England are without Liverpool forward Daniel Sturridge (thigh), Tottenham’s Jermain Defoe (ankle) and Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick (hip). Wayne Rooney is likely to be joined in attack by Danny Welbeck, but Theo Walcott could feature in a central role up front at some stage. Roy Hodgson has confirmed Arsenal left-back Ashley Cole will start the match to earn his 100th cap.

Roy Hodgson on why Steven Gerrard will captain the side despite Ashley Cole earning his 100th cap: "I don't see any reason why the captain should let anyone else lead the team out. Ashley does his talking and work on the field and I don't think he's ever pushed himself forward during his 100 appearances as a potential captain of the team. I think he's just very happy to be a key player in the team so I'm pretty certain he won't be trying to rip the armband off Steven. If he does I might have to step in."

<b> <u>Brazil</b></u>
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Cesar
Alves Luiz Dante Adriano
Paulinho Ramires
Oscar Ronaldinho Neymar
Fabiano
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Ronaldinho could start for Brazil after earning a recall for the first time in a year. QPR goalkeeper Julio Cesar is one of four Premier League players who could all feature for the visitors with David Luiz, Ramires and Oscar also available for selection.

Luiz Felipe Scolari on his decision to reject the England job six years ago: "Of course, it hurts. It hurts a lot because I would have loved to have been the manager of the England team. Who wouldn't? It's a wonderful national team. When I was invited to be national coach of England, when we sat down I still had a contract with the Portuguese national team and I was not willing to break that contract. It was my duty to fulfil it. Imagine what it would have been like when we played each other in 2006 and I had signed that contract with England. I wish all the best for the English players and their manager on their path to innovation."

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I makes me so sad thinking that we have to play mediocre players when a team like Spain has players like Mata, Levante and Cazorla praying for a call-up to the subs bench.

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Anyone saying "yawn" can go ahead and feck off out of the country.

Looking at you, sandy_brown.

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ENGLAND line up (v Brazil): Hart, Johnson, Jagielka, Cahill, Cole, Cleverley, WILSHERE, Gerrard, WALCOTT, Welbeck, Rooney.

Brazil Line Up (vs England): César - Alves, David Luiz Dante Adriano - Paulinho Ramires - Oscar, Ronaldinho, Neymar - Luis Fabiano.