FIFA U-17 World Cup: Brazil, England gear up for thrilling encounter

Brazil footballers practice ahead of their FIFA U-17 World Cup match against England in Kolkata. (SAMIR JANA/HT Photo)

Updated on: Oct 24, 2017 9:21 PM IST

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Brazil footballers practice ahead of their FIFA U-17 World Cup match against England in Kolkata. (SAMIR JANA/HT Photo)

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Brazil reach the semifinals after defeating Germany 2-1 in a nail-biting encounter. (SAMIR JANA/HT Photo)

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Paulinho (L) in action ahead of their FIFA U-17 World Cup semi final match against England. (SAMIR JANA/HT Photo)

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Paulinho(R) discusses strategy with Brazil coach Carlos Amadeu (L). (SAMIR JANA/HT Photo)

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Paulinho and Lincoln will be the key players for Brazil as they look to reach the final. (AP)

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England team coach Steven Cooper, fifth right, interact with players during the training session. (AP)

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England goalkeeper Curtis Anderson practice hard ahead of the encounter. (AP)

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Rhian Brewster, who scored a hattrick against USA, will be key for England. (SAMIR JANA/HT Photo)

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England football players during the practice session ahead of their FIFA U-17 World Cup semi-final match. (PTI)

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Football lovers standing in a long queue to buy the ticket for the match between Brazil and England. (PTI)