What We Know So Far
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Updates
Brazil and Mexico will remain on top of Group A after the scoreless draw. Brazil's next match will be versus Cameroon on Monday, June 23rd, at 4 p.m. ET. Mexico will take on Croatia during the same time period.
Brazil and Mexico tie to remain on top of Group A. http://t.co/g8V7EW5mtt
FINAL: Brazil and Mexico play to a 90 minute scoreless draw, which was dominated by world-class goalkeeping.
Another huge save by Mexico's Guillermo Ochoa. Brazil so close to putting a sure game-winner away.
Thiago Silva booked in the 80th minute for a hard tackle.
Another shot just off the mark for Brazil with around 15 minutes left in the match.
"Chicharito" Hernandez into the match for Mexico in the 74th minute. Still scoreless.
Brazil with their first substitution of the match: Fred comes off and Jo is now on.
Another close chance for the Mexican side, with the match opening up a lot in the 2nd half.
Second yellow card of the match. This one issued to Mexico's Paul Aguilar in the 59th minute.
Mexico with a great shot early in the 2nd half that lifts just above the crossbar.
Kobe Bryant in attendance for today's match.
.@kobebryant sighting at the Brazil-Mexico game.
The second half is now underway between Brazil and Mexico!
Cameras set up behind the nets to capture images the moment a goal is scored.
Remote cameras ready to catch the goals! Brazil vs México! Half time 0-0!
Brazil and Mexico are scoreless at the half.
First yellow card of the match issued to Ramires of Brazil in the 45th minute.
Still scoreless in the 35th minute.
Guillermo Ochoa's save on Neymar's header might be the best save of the World Cup so far.
Neymar with great ball control, but tackled by a Mexican defender. Still no cards issued through the 26th minute.
Hard challenge by Dani Alves leads to a stern verbal warning from the official. No cards issued in the match yet.
A patch of Mexican fans surrounded by Brazilian fans in the upper deck of the stadium.
Brazil and Mexico are now underway!
Brazil has not lost a match on Brazilian soil since August 21, 2002, versus Paraguay when they lost 1-0 in a friendly.
Today's match will be a rematch of the 2012 London Olympic Final, which Mexico beat Brazil 2-1 to win the Olympic Gold Medal.
Brazil leads Mexico in head-to-head wins with 22 to 10, and has out-scored Mexico 71 to 36.
Mexican fans gather in Mexico City to cheer on their national team.
Brazilian fans gather to watch at Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro.
The match will take place today at Estadio Castelao in Fortaleza, Brazil.
Brazil are out for their warm-up at Estadio Castelao. Fantastic noise in here already
Projected line-up for Brazil from ESPN.
Projected line-up for Mexico from ESPN.
Mexico is coming off 1-0 win versus Cameroon and is second in Group A, behind Brazil due to goal differential.
Brazil is coming off a 3-1 win versus Croatia and is on top of Group A with three points.
