Ancelotti went on with changes to face Bolivia (Photo: Rafael Ribeiro, CBF)
From 8:30 pm, Brazil faces Bolivia in the last official game of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers on Tuesday night (9). Coach Carlo Ancelotti climbed the selection with changes to face the “green” at altitude.
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Who are the scorers of the South American qualifiers
Messi, from Argentina, with 8 goals (Photo: Reproduction, Wikimedia Commons, Hossein Zohrevand)
Luis Díaz, from Colombia, with 7 goals (Photo: Rafael Ribeiro, CBF)
Miguelito, from Bolivia, with 6 goals (Photo: Pedro Ernesto Guerra Azevedo, Santos FC)
Raphinha, from Brazil, with 5 goals (Photo: Vitor Silva, CBF)
Enner Valencia, from Ecuador, with 5 goals (Photo: Ricardo Duarte, Internacional)
The lineup to face Bolivia has nine changes in the starting lineup. Unlike the match against Chile, the Italian coach chose to keep Alisson and Bruno Guimarães only to start the game. Ancelotti had already confirmed the various changes to the initial 11 during the week.
Thus, the Brazilian team goes to the field with: Alisson; Vitinho, Alexsandro, Fabrício Bruno and Caio Henrique; ANDREY, Bruno Guimarãese Paquetá; Samuel Lino, Luiz Henrique and Richarlison.
On the other side, Bolivia enters with: Lampe; Medina, Haquin, Morales and Fernández; Cow, Matheus and Villamil; Terceros, Monteiro and Paniagua. Technician: Oscar Villegas.
Check out Brazil’s lineup against Bolivia
Brazil is already classified for the 2026 World Cup. The Bolivian team seeks a place in the recap.
See images of the last game of the Brazilian National Team
Starting team of the Brazilian team against Chile (Photo: Rafael Ribeiro, CBF)
Stephen scored the first goal of the national team (Photo: Rafael Ribeiro, CBF)
Players celebrate Brazil’s first goal (Photo: Rafael Ribeiro, CBF)
Brazilian team gathered before the match (Photo: Rafael Ribeiro, CBF)
Coach Ancelotti made the debut at Maracanã (Photo: Rafael Ribeiro, CBF)
Brazil and Chile for the qualifiers (Photo: Rafael Ribeiro, CBF)
Brazilian Team x Chilean Selection (Photo: Rafael Ribeiro, CBF)
Brazil won 3-0 (Photo: Rafael Ribeiro, CBF)
Gabriel Magalhães returned to act (Photo: Rafael Ribeiro, CBF)
Alisson left without conceding goals (Photo: Rafael Ribeiro, CBF)
Stephen marked the first for the national team (Photo: Rafael Ribeiro, CBF)
Casemiro took yellow card and is suspended (Photo: Rafael Ribeiro, CBF)
Players celebrate the third goal (Photo: Rafael Ribeiro, CBF)
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Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.
