Monday, 23 June 2003.
They played each other twice last June and they line up against one another again tonight.
Today is day 23 of the Close Season...
Throughout the month of June players in England are given a break away from the game and only international, small-side, armed forces and scout matches are permitted.
Without any football for a whole month, TheFA.com is here to help you through every day in June with our guide, Close Season Encounters, pointing you in the direction of your daily dose of the Beautiful Game...
World Cup re-match
Brazil and Turkey are both looking to join Group B leaders Cameroon in the semi-final of this year's Confederations Cup, and it'll be England's Euro 2004 opponents, in the driving seat on goal difference, who will be very keen for avenging last year's two World Cup defeats, firstly in Group C and then the Semi-Final.
The game in St Etienne starts at 9pm, the same time as the USA v Cameroon. Cameroon are already through following 1-0 wins over both Brazil and Turkey, while the USA will want to get their first points on the board before they make their way home.
Also today, though it's not football, the Wimbledon Tennis Championships begin. Men's Champion Lleyton Hewitt starts his defence on Centre Court at 1pm, while the first Brits in action today are Greg Rusedski, Lee Childs, Lucie Ahl, Arvind Parmar, Alan Mackin and Anne Keothavong.