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Argentina and Brazil will have key players back as they continue South American World Cup qualifying. Argentina’s goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez returns from suspension, while Brazil’s winger Vinícius Júnior is back from injury. Argentina, leading with 22 points, will play Paraguay and then host Peru. Messi, top scorer in the qualifiers, will be vital, especially after his recent strong performances. Brazil, fourth with 16 points, plays Venezuela and Uruguay, but without Neymar due to injury.
Uruguay, hosting second-place Colombia on Friday, is missing key players due to injuries. Colombia’s game will be tense after a fight during their last Copa América encounter with Uruguay. Other matches include Ecuador vs. Bolivia and Peru vs. Chile. Teams play again next Tuesday, with top spots still up for grabs.
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