Brazil's high press and restart delivery meet an Argentina side that has already found space through the middle. Duda Sampaio and Luany helped Brazil turn territory into clear attacks in their first meeting. Argentina threatened before Brazil's opening burst and again after the interval, when Ippólito found Pereyra. Those two routes shape this rematch.
Brazil can recover the ball high and reach Luany or Geyse quickly, while Duda's direct passes and dead-ball service add another way into the area. Argentina's Ippólito and Pereyra connected through space in Brazil's defence, and Argentina's attacks on either side of halftime showed that it could move beyond a deep block.
Angelina, who supplied and finished Brazil goals in the first meeting, is out after an injury; Bruninha is also absent. Kerolin, Bia Zaneratto and Tarciane are available after serving suspensions, and coach Arthur Elias returns. Argentina loses Vargas to a late red card from the first match, while the Ippólito–Pereyra combination remains part of its available core.
Brazil's pressure should put its forwards near Argentina's box, with Duda supplying from play and restarts. Argentina has shown a central response when Brazil's shape stretches, particularly after halftime. I'm siding with Brazil and Argentina to each turn one of those attacking routes into a goal.
