Brazil Faces Argentina in Crucial World Cup Qualifier

Under pressure after consecutive losses, Brazil seeks redemption against Messi-led Argentina.

Brazil and Argentina are set to face off in a South American World Cup qualifying match in Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday.
Brazil, currently fifth in the South American standings, is under pressure after losing back-to-back games in the qualifying competition for the first time in their history.
Despite key injuries, Brazil's caretaker manager Fernando Diniz insists the team will stay true to their identity, even against Argentina's star player, Lionel Messi.
Argentina, led by Messi, tops the standings and is coming off a World Cup win.
The match is seen as a chance for Brazil to avenge their Copa America final defeat by Argentina two years ago.