Brazil vs Croatialive stream: How to watch online HERE for the latest MUFC breaking news and transfer updates SUBSCRIBE Invalid email Sign upfor the latest MUFC breaking news and transfer updates When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Brazil are in the UK to face Croatia at Anfield this afternoon. Neymar and co are preparing for the World Cup and face Luka Modric’s Croatia on Merseyside. When is Brazil vs Croatia? Brazil face Croatia on Sunday June 3 at 3pm. Where is Brazil vs Croatia? Brazil face Croatia at Anfield in Liverpool. BRAZIL VS CROATIA LIVE UPDATES Roberto Firmino in training for Brazil ahead of their friendly with Croatia What channel is Brazil vs Croatia? Brazil vs Croatia is being shown live on LFCTV. LFCTV can be found on Sky at channel 425 and Virgin Media on 544. Can you stream it? The game will be available on the LFCTV website for subscribers. LFCTV have an offer to sign up free for a month on the website. Neymar training with Brazil squad ahead of World Cup Tue, May 22, 2018 Neymar is training with the Brazil squad ahead of the World Cup Play slideshow EPA 1 of 10 Neymar is training with Brazil ahead of the World Cup<doc-sep>One of the World Cup favourites are in action at Anfield on Sunday, as Brazil begin their preparations for Russia with a tough challenge Brazil face an early test of their World Cup credentials on Sunday when they take on Croatia in a friendly to be played at Liverpool's Anfield home. It is the first pre-World Cup friendly for each nation, who both hope to excel in the Russia finals later this month. And while Neymar is set to miss out, those present at Anfield should have the privilege of seeing a host of stars, including several players who shined in Saturday's Champions League final. Goal brings you all you need to know ahead of the friendly clash between the two sides including team news, squad predictions and TV information. Game Brazil vs Croatia Date Sunday, June 3 Time 3:00pm BST/ 10:00am ET Stream (US only) fuboTV (7-day free trial) TV Channel, Live Stream & How To Watch Watch Brazil vs Croatia live and on-demand with fuboTV (7-day free trial) New users can sign up for a free seven-day trial of the live sports streaming service, which can be accessed via iOS, Android, Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, Roku and Apple TV as well as on a web browser. In the UK, meanwhile, the game will be available via LFC TV and online with LFC TV Go. Squads & Team News Position Brazil players Goalkeepers Alisson, Cassio, Ederson Defenders Thiago Silva, Miranda, Pedro Geromel, Filipe Luis, Marcelo, Marquinhos, Danilo, Fagner Midfielders Casemiro, Renato Augusto, Coutinho, Paulinho, Fernandinho, Fred, Willian Forwards Douglas Costa, Neymar, Roberto Firmino, Taison, Gabriel Jesus Brazil star Neymar continues his recovery from a metatarsal break and will not start at Anfield, while Roberto Firmino is likely to be rested after his Champions League exertions, leaving Gabriel Jesus as the starting centre-forward. The Selecao are also suffering a handful of injury niggles. Renato Augusto and Douglas Costa are struggling and are unlikely to play a part in Sunday's fixture. Potential starting XI: Alisson; Danilo, Silva, Miranda, Marcelo; Paulinho, Casemiro, Fernandinho; Willian, Gabriel Jesus, Coutinho Position Croatia players Goalkeepers Livakovic, Kalinic, Subasic Defenders Vrsaljko, Strinic, Corluka, Lovren, Jedvaj, Mitrovic, Vida, Pivaric, Caleta-Car Midfielders Rakitic, Kovacic, Modric, Brozovic, Bradaric, Badelj Forwards Perisic, Kramaric, Kalinic, Mandzukic, Rebic, Pjaca Croatia coach Zlatko Dalic is yet to trim his World Cup squad, and will bring 27 hopefuls to Anfield before announcing his final list ahead of Monday's deadline. It remains to be seen whether Champions League final participants Luka Modric, Dejan Lovren and Mateo Kovacic will be risked, but there is nevertheless talent to spare in Croatia's squad as they take on Tite's Brazil. Potential starting XI: Subasic; Vrsaljko, Lovren, Corluka, Vida; Rakitic, Badelj; Rebic, Modric, Perisic; Kramaric. Betting & Match Odds Brazil begin as clear favourites at Anfield, with dabblebet offering 1/2 on a victory for the South Americans. Croatia are backed at 11/2, with a draw rated at 14/5. Click here to see all of dabblebet's offers for this weekend's international friendly matches. Game Preview As two teams packed full of stars, many eyes will be on Brazil and Croatia at the upcoming World Cup finals. As such there should be great interest in Sunday's friendly at Anfield, a game that marks the beginning of preparations for both sides ahead of the big tournament. Brazil head to Russia as one of the favourites to win the trophy, alongside Spain, Germany and France. The team spearheaded by Neymar has been revitalised since coach Tite took over in 2016, breezing through World Cup qualifying and re-establishing the Selecao among the world's elite after the humiliation of the 7-1 and the dark days of Dunga's second spell post-2014 World Cup. The fitness of Neymar, however, is the big concern going into the finals. The Paris Saint-Germain star has been grounded since February due to a foot injury and will go into the competition acutely short of match fitness. Tite will hope that the likes of Philippe Coutinho, Roberto Firmino, Willian and Gabriel Jesus can step up, but recovering Neymar is still key to their chances of landing the nation's sixth World Cup title. Article continues below Croatia, meanwhile, are counting on the likes of Luka Modric and Ivan Rakitic reproducing their wonderful club form with Real Madrid and Barcelona on the international stage. The pair are among the world's finest midfielders, but will have to shake off fatigue after yet another exhausting season across multiple competitions for the Clasico rivals. Those two will be key, while they are ably supported by Mario Mandzukic, Ivan Perisic, Mateo Kovacic and Marko Pjaca to name just a few of Croatia's attacking stars. With a tough World Cup group that includes Argentina, Iceland and Nigeria, though, they will have to be at their very best to advance to the knockout stages and keep the World Cup dream alive.<doc-sep>Neymar is set to return to action for Brazil against Croatia When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. With less than two weeks until the World Cup begins, both sides are ramping up their preparations for the tournament. Brazil are looking to get Neymar up to full fitness as he recovers from a metatarsal injury suffered in February. The PSG star hasn’t played since hurting his foot but is confident of being fully fit for the World Cup. And Brazil coach Tite has revealed that Neymar will come on after 45 minutes of action against Croatia. "He's on the bench because he is still recovering," Tite said. "He will come on at half-time. Whom he replaces, I don't know, but that is the idea."<doc-sep>
Neymar returned to action after a long injury layoff with a bang as he scored a stunner to set Brazil on their way to a comprehensive 2-0 win over Croatia. After a sluggish first half that saw the Blazers hold their nerves and fight valiantly, the PSG's stars introduction after the break changed the whole complexion of the match and the Seleccao suddenly burst into life. Croatia were subsequently forced to stay back in their own half for large spells, but couldn't stop Neymar from getting on the scoresheet. A raft of substitutions deep into the match alleviated the intensity, but Roberto Firmino sealed a win with an injury time strike. There's plenty to ponder here. But let's focus on the 5 main talking points of the match: #1 Neymar’s return is a massive boost for Brazil Neymar makes a fine return to the Brazil side Out of action for almost three months with an injury, Neymar finally got back into the thick of the things when he replaced Fernandinho ahead of the second-half. It was a massive boost for Brazil, who were fretting over the fitness of their talisman until a few days ago. But his introduction was a welcome sight and it reflected in the spurt in their momentum. Suddenly, the Seleccao were buoyant in their proceedings. They were more threatening going forward and Coutinho’s subsequent shift back into the midfield allowed Neymar to take control. Following a few promising first touches and incisive passes, the PSG starlet then tried to test the Croatian backline with a few shots, before going full pelt in the final few minutes. Skilfully evading his marker, Neymar cut inside from the left and struck with absolute venom, as the ball hit the underside of the bar and crashed into the back of the net. That was the goal Brazil were waiting for; the fans were waiting for. And the 26-year old not only broke the deadlock but also turned in a highly encouraging performance today with the World Cup just under 2 weeks away. 1 / 5 NEXT