Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on 5 live

They should offer Chris Coleman a contract he can't refuse but the FAW don't want to get into a war with him. I can't see there being too much of a problem, I am sure he will sign on and stay.

I don't see too many other job pportunities for him. He has not had a whiff of even the Sunderland job. Is he looking outside of the Premier League?

He likes the Wales job and what he has achieved.

Tim Vickery
BBC Sport South American football expert

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Manager Tite has been the star man for Brazil. He has introduced a higher line and pushed the team up the pitch and brought in Paulinho and Gabriel Jesus. They have made the difference.

Paulinho has been a smash success, he's scored plenty of goals and got a move to Barcelona on the back of it.

There's a lot of love coming in for Lewis Dunk. A late shout for a place on the plane?

Tim Vickery
BBC Sport South American football expert

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After a third of the World Cup qualifiers, Brazil were down in sixth place and out of contention. They were really fretting about not making it to Russia.

Dunga was then replaced by Tite, who is a class act and from the moment he came in it's a different story. They are really flying.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

England places are on the line as manager Gareth Southgate shapes a three-man central defence for the World Cup in Russia next summer.

So what a chance for Liverpool's 20-year-old Joe Gomez, who gets his second cap in that system alongside John Stones and Harry Maguire.

Neil Harris: Looking at everyone's sides what strikes me is the sheer choice available at the moment, so many to choose from. I can't remember a time where we had that depth, to my shame I forgot Stones and Sterling were there!!

Tim Vickery
BBC Sport South American football expert

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The pressure has lightened on Neymar. In 2014 he was the only player you saw anywhere but now he has players around him. Gabriel Jesus was picked by Tite for his first game, it was a bit of a gamble, but it has paid off handsomely.

Jesus and Neymar combine so well and Brazil are now getting the best out of Philippe Coutinho as well, finally. They are much more of a team instead of Neymar plus 10 others.

Neymar, Gabriel Jesus and Philippe Coutinho are all up front for Brazil.

Full team news to come.

Gareth Southgate makes five changes from the team which drew with Germany.

England: Hart; Walker, Maguire, Stones, Gomez, Bertrand; Dier, Loftus-Cheek, Livermore; Rashford, Vardy

Sam Nickels: 3-4-2-1 - Butland - Stones, Cahill, Jones - Bertrand, Dier, Ward-Prowse, Walker - Sterling, Alli - Kane

Fred Mulroe: 3-4-2-1, Heaton, Jones Cahill Stones Walker Rose Dier Alli Lallana Rashford Kane

That's nearly every English midfielder in the Premier League I've seen mentioned already

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Germany, France, Netherlands, Portugal, Belgium, Spain, plus more...

It's a very busy day for international friendlies. We'll bring you a sprinkling of updates but you can follow the scores on the side of the page or here.

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The Daily Mail staff were asked to pick their favourite ever Brazilian footballer and two - TWO - of them picked Lucas Leiva.

Inexcusable. , external

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We don't seem to be able to agree on who will play in goal, whether there will be three or four at the back and who can play centre-midfield...

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Former Brazil left-back Roberto Carlos: "The team has been reorganised since the debacle against Germany in 2014.

"We have world class players and team leaders in Neymar, Willian and Thiago Silva. They are experienced and I am confident that Brazil have it in them to win the World Cup."

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Wales manager Chris Coleman believes he will have to move abroad to achieve his Champions League ambitions.

Coleman is yet to agree an extension to his Football Association of Wales deal, which expires at the end of November.

"I have always stressed I would love to experience working in the Champions League," said the 47-year-old.

"I am not going to get that from a club in the Premier League. It is just not going to happen. Not now. To do that I would probably have to travel."

Jack Pearce: 5-3-2. Butland, Dunk, Cahill, Jones, Walker, Trippier, Lallana, Dier, Alli, Rashford, Sturridge.

Christopher Penny: Pickford; Walker, Jones, Maguire, Bertrand; Dier, Delph, Winks; Alli; Kane, Vardy.

Lewis Dunk and Fabian Delph. We've started well

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live reporter

Ever wondered what the view is like from Gareth Southgate’s seat at Wembley? The England coach has put his faith in young players for these two international friendlies against Germany and Brazil

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Southgate says: “We won’t hesitate to put them on the pitch. The message is that there is opportunity. We want some of these youngsters who have good international pedigree already to have a pathway.”

Will Southgate be sitting comfortably at the full-time whistle tonight?

Tim Vickery
BBC Sport South American football expert

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Brazil haven't really been tested yet since Tite took over. They will will friends at the World Cup, even if they don't win the tournament.

No players have dropped out of the Brazil squad which tells you how important they see this friendly. They haven't played European opposition yet in this run and I expect them to name a full-strength team at Wembley.

It is a little over four years since England last played Brazil, in what from memory was a very decent friendly, a 2-2 draw at the Maracana.

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Wayne Rooney and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain scored and 'goalkeeper Joe Hart produced a magnificent display to single-handedly keep Brazil at bay.'

No, honestly...

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Brazil 2-2 England, June 2013

Brazil: Cesar; Alves, Silva, Luiz, Luis; Gustavo, Paulinho; Oscar, Neymar, Hulk; Fred

England: Hart; Johnson, Jagielka, Cahill, Baines; Jones, Carrick, Lampard; Milner, Rooney, Walcott

Jack Rodwell came on!