With changes, Corinthians faces a decisive duel for the South American Championship

The team's training session this Monday (13) was the last before facing Argentinos Junior in the South American Cup this Tuesday (14) at Neo Química Arena, at 9:30 pm (Brasília time).

The match is the penultimate valid for the group stage of the competition, a victory for the team today mathematically classifies the team for the playoffs, which will be formed by drawing a team that came third in its Libertadores group and one that came second in the south -American.

In their last game, Itaquera's team faced Flamengo and chose to use a system with 3 defenders, resulting in weak control of the midfield. For today's clash, Corinthians should not repeat this system.

Available players

With the return of some players away due to injury, coach Antonio Oliveira gains more options for the squad, Argentine Fausto Vera, midfielder Raniele and midfielder Matheus Araújo who were recovering from injuries, but returned to training with the group.

Some players have not yet fully recovered, such as Matheuzinho, Palacios and Pedro Henrique, who, during training this Monday, worked with the ball with the physiotherapy team.

_{Goalkeeper Cassio in training on Monday (Reproduction/Rodrigo Coca/Agência Corinthians)}

Goalkeeper Cássio, involved in advanced negotiations to leave the black and white team for Cruzeiro, is not expected to play today. The Corinthian idol has been on the bench for 5 consecutive games, this is already his biggest record off the field, due to a technical option, since taking over as starter.

Lineup

As a result, the team that takes to the field in this Tuesday's duel must be made up of: Carlos Miguel, Fagner, Cacá (Gustavo Henrique), Félix Torres, Hugo, Raniele, Breno Bidon, Rodrigo Garro, Wesley, Romero, Yuri Alberto (Igor Coronado).

This was the team used in the tactical training proposed by Antonio Oliveira, the players also trained offensive and defensive set pieces, there was also set piece training such as direct free kicks and penalties

Featured photo: Antonio Oliveira and players during training (Reproduction/Rodrigo Coca/Agência Corinthians)