Young Lions head coach hoping to build on opening draw

"Having not lost the first game we are now hoping to build on that and we are looking to win it," Dewsnip told TheFA.com.

"We’ve been fine-tuning a few things that we felt we could have done a little bit better against Guinea. We’ve addressed those issues and hopefully we can put those right against Brazil."

The England squad and staff visited the Estadio La Portada, which will play host to the Group B clash, on Monday evening.

After the crowd sided with the opposition in their first game against the west Africans on Saturday, Dewsnip is hoping his men will have the local support spurring them on inside the spectacular arena.

Neil Dewsnip at the Estadio La Portada in La Serena

"That’s part of what makes the World Cup so special. You play in great stadiums against great opposition and we’ll do both this afternoon," said Dewsnip.

"The stadium is lovely and England versus Brazil at every level has a special ring to it.

"I don’t know what the psyche is between the Chileans and Brazilians – they could be arch enemies but we really don’t know.

"The two countries met each other recently in a World Cup qualifier that Chile won, so I’m sure there is competitiveness between them.

"So the fans may be on our side this time, it would be nice if they did."

And despite the mutual respect between the two nations, Dewsnip left no doubts about the target for his side against the South Americans.

"There’s obviously a massive respect between the two nations. We’ve talked to their staff and it’s apparent they have a mutual respect for our group also," he added. 

"This group have played them twice in recent years and it was a draw the last time they met each other in December.

"This afternoon we want to find out whether we can beat them, that is our target."

Watch England take on Brazil live on Eurosport 2 from 9pm.