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Diego Forlan voices support for Brazil protests. "Everyone is focusing on the World Cup and Brazil, so this is the moment to speak up."
Uruguay team to play Nigeria: Muslera; Godin, Lugano, Caceres; Maxi Pereira, Gonzalez, Arevalo Rios, Rodriguez; Forlan, Suarez, Cavani.
Enter Oscar Tabarez... and Diego Forlan. Tabarez confirms three-man defence against Nigeria.
Now for Oscar Tabarez. Martin Caceres let slip earlier that Uruguay will play with a three-man defence against Nigeria.
Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi reluctant to comment on Brazil protests: "In Nigeria, we keep football apart from politics."
Keshi a bit unclear on Onazi's situation: "I'm not sure if he's coming." Hints he'll be saved for World Cup qualifiers later in the year.
Waiting for start of Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi's press conference. Should find out if Ogenyi Onazi will be fit to face Uruguay tomorrow.
@hodgeythehack Well, there were 250,000 people on the streets across Brazil yesterday, and 50,000 in São Paulo today.
In restaurant in Salvador. Waiters crowding around TV to watch footage of the protests. Pictures show mass demonstrations in several cities.
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