The Brazilian National Team is gearing up to face Zambia in a FIFA Series match on October 14 at 9:30 p.m. local time in Cuiabá, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Head coach Arthur Elias indicated that he plans to make five to six substitutions to adapt to the tournament's rules, which permit up to 11 changes. This strategy aims to manage player minutes and maintain the team's intensity and quality during the competition. Elias analyzed Zambia's strengths, noting their speedy forwards and compact defense, and highlighted areas of vulnerability that Brazil will target during the match. In their previous encounter, Brazil secured a dominant 5-1 victory against South Korea, showcasing their offensive capabilities. Following the match against Zambia, Brazil will compete against Canada on October 18 at the same venue.