Leeds United’s squad are taking a few days well deserved rest before returning to full training as the Premier League has a short winter break following the festive and January fixtures.
That’s all except Raphinha, as CONMEBOL and CONCACAF have international fixtures during this break in a bid to catch up with previously postponed World Cup qualifiers.
Since breaking into the international side, Leeds’ star winger has flourished in the Brazil starting eleven and Whites fans may want to tune in to watch him live once again.
The Selecao have already secured qualification to this year’s World Cup in Qatar but Head Coach, Tite has still picked a strong squad as he attempts to nail down his best side before the tournament. There are few nations in the world which go into World Cups with the level of expectation from their fans than Brazil do, so Tite cannot afford to not take seriously any opportunities to prepare.
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Leeds Live has the details on how Raphinha’s progress can be followed as Brazil take on Ecuador in the first match on Thursday.
Where is the game?
The game takes place in Quito in Ecuador at Estadio Rodrigo Paz Delgado. This is the home stadium of LDU Quito.
When is kick-off?
The match takes place at 9pm UK time. This is 4pm in Quito – Ecuador.
How can I watch?
Premier Sports 1 has the UK rights to the game, with coverage starting at 9pm.
Can I stream the match?
A live stream is available through Premier Player, which requires a subscription through the Premier Sports website.
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