Uruguay and Colombia will clash in Montevideo on Friday in what promises to be one of the most anticipated matchups of the World Cup qualifying cycle. And if you thought this was just another game, think again—this is a rematch of the fiery Copa America semi-final from the summer that had everything.

Uruguay are second, just below Argentina, with 19 points in 11 games, and come into the tie with just one win in their last five. They have settled for draws in three of those fixtures

Raphinha and Vinicius Junior are the leading lights in attack but the latter had a penalty saved in the draw at Venezuela last time out. The duo of Lucas Paqueta did well off the bench and Gabriel Martinelli could start to give Brazil extra directness.