MATCH PREVIEW - Germany vs Brazil

Emre Can, Thomas Muller and Mesut Ozil have come back to their clubs because of minor damage worries, with the nonappearance of the last matching constraining no less than two changes.
Joachim Low will turn his squad following the 1-1 draw with Spain and has affirmed Marvin Plattenhardt and Ilkay Gündogan will play.
A slight knee issue will keep Marc-André ter Stegen sidelined and Low has affirmed Kevin Trapp and Bernd Leno will play 45 minutes each.
Sami Khedira will chief the side on the off chance that he makes the beginning XI, generally Jérôme Boateng will lead out the national group.
Timo Werner was moderately unknown on Friday night, so Lars Stindl, Sandro Wagner and Mario Gomez might be in rivalry to lead the line.

Reports in Brazil propose that Tite is probably not going to roll out the same number of improvements as the hosts on Tuesday, however he may endeavor to harden the midfield.
Fernandinho and Renato Augusto are in rivalry to supplant Douglas Costa in a move that would push Philippe Coutinho up into a front three.
At either end Alisson and Gabriel Jesus are tipped to keep their places, however Ederson and Roberto Firmino are putting weight on their separate spots, while Marquinhos could supplant clubmate Thiago Silva at the back.

This is a very tough fixture as both teams will hope for a win
I go for a win or match ends in draw for Germany 🇩🇪