Brazil will be looking to return to winning ways when they face Peru in a World Cup 2018 qualifier at the Arena Fonte Nova in Salvador on Tuesday.
Dunga's side began their campaign with defeat away at Copa America 2015 winners Chile, but recovered to beat Venezuela 3-1 in Fortaleza.
Lucas Lima's first international goal salvaged a point against Argentina at El Monumental on Friday, but defeat to Peru would see them drop out of the top four.
David Luiz will be absent for Brazil following his red card in Buenos Aires and has been replaced by Atletico Mineiro defender Jemerson.
The 23-year-old – who was born in the state of Bahia, where Tuesday's match will take place – admitted he was surprised to be called into the squad, but feels his experiences against Peru striker Paolo Guerrero in domestic action will hold him in good stead if called upon.