Brazil v Belgium
FACTBOX KAZAN, Russia, (Reuters) - Brazil play Belgium in a World Cup quarter-final in Kazan tomorrow:
Where: Kazan Arena Capacity: 42,873 When: July 6, 2100 local (1800 GMT/1400 ET) Referee: TBA Key stats: * Brazil have not lost in their last 16 competitive matches.
* Belgium are unbeaten in 22 matches. Their last defeat in a competitive match was to Wales in the quarter-finals of Euro 2016.
* Brazil are unbeaten at the tournament. They started with a 1-1 draw against Switzerland then beat Costa Rica (2-0), Serbia (2-0) and Mexico (2-0).
* Belgium have won all of their matches in Russia, beating Panama (3-0), Tunisia (5-2), England (1-0) and Japan (3-2)
* Brazil have won the World Cup five times but have been knocked out in the quarter-finals in two of the last three tournaments.
* Belgium reached the quarter-finals four years ago in Brazil and the semi-finals in 1986 when they were beaten by a Diego Maradona-inspired Argentina.
* Brazil have kept 19 clean sheets in 25 international matches under coach Tite. They conceded precisely one goal in each of the other six games.
* Belgium have scored more goals than any other team at the tournament (12).
* Brazil have won three of four penalty shootouts at the World Cup, including the one that decided the 1994 final against Italy.
* Belgium won their only World Cup penalty shootout against Spain in the quarter-finals of the 1986 tournament.
* Brazil forward Neymar has had 24 shots in Russia, more than anyone else at the tournament.
* Belgium striker Romelu Lukaku is the second highest goalscorer at the tournament with four.
* Brazil’s Casemiro will miss the match after picking up two yellow cards.
* Yellow cards will be wiped after the completion of the quarter-finals but Neymar, Philippe Coutinho and Filipe Luis all have a single caution and would still miss the semi-final if Brazil get through and they pick up another in Kazan.
* Kevin de Bruyne, Jan Vertonghen, Leander Dendoncker, Thomas Meunier and Youri Tielemans are in the same position for Belgium. Previous meetings: Brazil and Belgium have played each other four times. Brazil has won three of the clashes, including the