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Brazil v Senegal live: Team news and line-ups for friendly at Emirates Stadium today

Vinicius apologises to Real Madrid fans for controversial reaction to El Clasico sub

Things haven’t been straightforward for Brazil star Vinicius Jr recently.

Last month, the superstar issued a public apology to Real Madrid fans following his angry reaction to being substituted in El Clasico win over Barcelona.

Vinicius stormed straight down the tunnel and appeared to have words for his manager Xabi Alonso after being brought off in the 71st minute.

And while the 25-year-old said in his statement that he had apologised to his Madrid team-mates and club president Florentino Perez, there was no mention of Alonso.

Luke Baker15 November 2025 14:09

Early Senegal team news

For Senegal, Krepin Diatta is similarly sidelined with injury but Como attacker Assane Diao is back in the fold after missing the previous international break with a fitness problem.

Sadio Mane will hope to replicate his heroics from their previous meeting, while the likes of Iliman Ndiaye, Nicolas Jackson and Ismaila Sarr will also provide attacking threat.

Predicted Senegal XI: E. Mendy; A. Mendy, Koulibaly, Niakhate, Diouf; P. Sarr, Gueye; I. Sarr, Ndiaye, Mane; Jackson

Luke Baker15 November 2025 13:59

Early Brazil team news

Arsenal centre-back Gabriel has been named in the Brazil squad and is in line to feature on familiar ground.

His club teammate Gabriel Martinelli is among the notable absentees from the squad, along with Raphinha, Joelinton and Savinho.

Goalkeeper Hugo Souza is also out, withdrawing due to injury. Vinicius Jr will likely operate down the middle, as preferred by Carlo Ancelotti.

Predicted Brazil XI: Ederson; Wesley, Militao, Gabriel, C. Henrique; Casemiro, Guimaraes; Estevao, Cunha, Rodrygo; Vinicius Jr.

Luke Baker15 November 2025 13:53

How to watch Brazil v Senegal for free

Brazil play Senegal at the Emirates Stadium in north London this afternoon, with kick-off at 4pm GMT.

Viewers in the UK can watch the game for free on ITV4 or stream it on ITVX, with coverage starting at 3:45pm GMT.

Luke Baker15 November 2025 13:48

Everything you need to know about Brazil v Senegal

Brazil take on Senegal in the first of a double-header of international friendlies for the five-time world champions.

The Selecao had a stop-start qualifying campaign but have already secured a berth at next summer’s World Cup courtesy of a win over Paraguay in June, while five-time Africa Cup of Nations champions Senegal beat Mauritania in the African qualifiers to seal their spot.

The two sides meet at Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium two years on from their last meeting, when Senegal won thanks to a brace by Sadio Mane.

Here’s everything you need to know:

Luke Baker15 November 2025 13:45

Brazil v Senegal

Welcome to The Independent’s coverage of Brazil v Senegal.

Two teams that have already qualified for next summer’s World Cup are fine-tuning preparations with an intriguing inter-continental friendly at Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium this afternoon.

Luke Baker15 November 2025 13:36

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