THE boys from Brazil are threatening to turn on the style at Bootham Crescent tonight.

Brazil's Under-16s take on their counterparts from Thailand in the second match in the Nationwide International Tournament.

On Tuesday, England cruised to a 3-0 victory over Thailand, a game watched by scouts from the South American side.

"The team is really looking forward to tonight's game against Thailand," said Brazilian coach Sergio Farias.

"We watched the first game of the tournament so we know we'll have to play well to get a result.

"Bootham Crescent is a great ground and we're hoping for a match that will really give the crowd something to cheer."

Many of the young Brazilians expected to feature tonight are signed to the country's top clubs, including the inaugural World Club champions Corinthians and that competition's runners-up, Vasco Da Gama.

Palmeiras, Fluminense and Santos, some of Brazilian football's biggest club sides, also have players named in tonight's squad.

The team is expected to wear Brazil's trademark home kit of yellow shirts, light blue shorts and white socks.

England will play Brazil on Sunday, at Sunderland's Stadium of Light, in the final match of the tournament.

The FA have announced tonight's match programmes, usually priced £1, will be given out free.

Admission is £3 for adults and free to children aged under-16 when accompanied by an adult and pensioners.

The match, which will be refereed by Dermot Gallagher, kicks-off at 7.15pm

Brazil, from: Marcelo, Bruno Cardosa, Ricardo, Fernandes, Wendel, Cruz, Wespley, Alberone, Alex, Bruno, Leandro, Diego, Eder, Pires, Tavares, Bruno Moraes, Marcio, Anderson, Vinicius.

Thailand, from: Chananut Kaewjan, Tada Keelalay, Pariwet Sarakit, Chakrit Buathong, Natthaphong Samana, Piyachat Chinchai, Weerayutt Jitkuntod, Tanat Wongsupphalak, Withawat Seechuen, Visist Chanvichanon, Atthipol Poosap, Satid Mukkratok, Sarawut Janthapan, Thongchai Chairiboon, Samattchai Sirirac, Chalermchol Hlincharern, Nitisin Pasukmuang, Damrongsak Boonmuang.