Brazil vs Costa Rica live stream: Watch online international football online (Preview)

Brazil will play Costa Rica on Saturday in an international friendly as the two teams prepare for their World Cup qualifying campaigns to start next month. The game has a scheduled start time of 4 p.m. ET and can be watched online through live stream via the link below.

Neymar will be missing from the starting 11 for today's game as he is being treated for a knee injury. However, fans will get to see him at some point as Dunga has insisted that he will be coming on for a short time against Costa Rica.

This will be Brazil's first match since being eliminated from the Copa America, and they will be looking to put the disappointment of that behind them and begin to prepare for their World Cup qualifiers next month.

Costa Rica meanwhile will be playing for the first time under new coach Oscar Ramirez who replaced Paula Wanchope, who recently resigned after being shown fighting in the stands during a game.

Costa Rica reached the quarter finals of the Gold Cup recently but will have been disappointed with their performances. They will be hoping to get things back on track today.

The big game between Brazil and Costa Rica has a scheduled start time of 4 p.m. ET and can be watched online through live stream by clicking here.

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