-Soccer-Brazil v Mexico

June 15 (Reuters) - Brazil play Mexico in a World Cup Group A match in Fortaleza on Tuesday. Where: The Castelao arena Capacity: 60,348 When: Tuesday June 17, 1600 local (1900 GMT/1500 ET) Referee: Cuneyt Cakir (Turkey) Probable teams: Brazil: 12-Julio Cesar, 6-Marcelo, 3-Thiago Silva, 4-David Luiz, 2-Dani Alves, 8-Paulinho, 17-Luiz Gustavo, 11-Oscar, 10-Neymar, 9-Fred, 7-Hulk. Mexico: 13-Guillermo Ochoa, 4-Rafael Marquez, 2-Francisco Javier Rodriguez, 15-Hector Moreno, 22-Paul Aguilar, 7-Miguel Layun, 23-Jose Juan Vazquez, 18-Andres Guardado, 6-Hector Herrera, 10-Giovani Dos Santos, 19-Oribe Peralta Key stats: * The two sides met the last time the World Cup was held in Brazil, 64 years ago. Brazil beat Mexico 4-0 in the opening match of the 1950 tournament. * The last encounter between the teams took place a year ago in the same stadium, when Brazil beat Mexico 2-0 in the Confederations Cup. * Mexico have only beaten South American opponents once in the World Cup, in 2002, when they overcame Ecuador 2-1 in the group stages. * Brazil have won their last 10 matches dating back to last September. Previous meetings: The teams have played 38 times, with Brazil winning 22, Mexico 10 and six draws. Last meeting: June 19, 2013, Fortaleza, Brazil (Confederations Cup) - Brazil 2 Mexico 0 (Reporting by Andrew Downie, editing by David Ljunggren)