It's the first of the 2013 FIFA Confederation Cup semi-finals as host Brazil take on Uruguay in Belo Horizonte.

Match time: Wednesday, 3 PM ET

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Brazil has their squad at full strength, after David Luiz and Paulinho have recovered from injuries and have been activated for today's match against Uruguay, who are a couple defenders down with Andres Scotti suspended. Diego Lugano will do what he can to fill the holes on defense.

Brazil, who has scored 9 goals in their 3 group games [against Japan, Mexico and Italy], will hope to continue their dominance over 2011's Copa America winners, Uruguay. Barcelona's recent signee Neymar, who has scored an incredible 23 goals in 34 international games, has led Brazil's brilliance and return to 2002 form when they won the World Cup.

Urugua veteran winger, Diego Forlan has been reminiscent of his old form after a game winning goal against group rival Nigeria. If Uruguay's premiere forwards, Luis Suarez of Liverpool [my favorite team] and Napoli's Edinson Cavani, the team may be able to generate the goal support to stay toe-to-toe with Brazil's current attacking form. However, Cavani has yet to find his style of play, only scoring once in the two games against Spain and Nigeria.

Tune in for the first of the 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup semi-finals between host country Brazil against Uruguay today at 3 PM ET.

TV Schedule: ESPN, Univision, BBC Three,Sportsnet World, Globo and DirecTV Sports

Online live streaming option: http://firstrowus.eu/sport/football.html