Brazil and Tunisia are set to face off on November 18th at 4:30 PM Brasília time in Lille, France, in a friendly match as part of preparations for the 2026 World Cup. The match will be held at Decathlon Arena and broadcast live on TV Globo, SporTV, and GeTV, with real-time updates available through CNN Esportes. Brazil's coach Carlo Ancelotti has made tactical changes for this game, including new starters Wesley on the right and Caio Henrique on the left, replacing Gabriel Magalhães and Alex Sandro respectively. Bento returns to goal, replacing Ederson, as the team aims to maintain consistency from recent matches. The lineup features key players like Casemiro, Marquinhos, and Vini Jr., with possible further adjustments based on player fatigue. The Tunisian team, led by Sami Trabelsi, has been testing various lineups in friendly matches, including a recent draw with Mauritania and a win over Jordan. They qualified invincibly from their African qualifiers, with nine wins and one draw, and are expected to field a strong squad featuring Dahmen, Skhiri, Gharbi, and Mastouri. This match marks the last of Brazil’s 2025 friendly games, with upcoming fixtures potentially in the United States against France and Croatia in March 2026, before the final World Cup squad is announced. The game in Lille is significant as Tunisia has a strong supporter presence, and the result will influence Brazil’s preparations ahead of the 2026 tournament.