The Seleccao will aim to build on their winning start at Qatar 2022 when they take on Switzerland on Monday.

Brazil will have its sight set on securing a spot in the FIFA World Cup 2022 Round of 16 when they take on Switzerland at Stadium 974 on Monday. The Seleccao have had the best possible start to the tournament, announcing themselves with an impressive display in their 2-0 win over Serbia on Thursday. A double from Richarlison inspired the five-time world champions to add to their remarkable run of form as they aim to progress in their bid to secure the trophy for the first time in two decades.

In hindsight, the clash with Serbia was far from a walk over for the Tite's men as they had to come out with more firepower in the second half following a goalless first 45 minutes. The result ensured an eighth consecutive win for Brazil and stretched the unbeaten streak across all competitions to 16. The run goes back to their Copa America defeat to Argentina in July 2021. In the last eight victories in question, they have scored 28 goals and have only conceded two.

This withstanding, the South American heavyweights will be poised to dominate the Swiss who equally possess the personnel to cause an upset. The Nati are largely regarded by many as dark horses for the ongoing FIFA World Cup in Qatar and will hope to live up to expectations. Indeed, there will be no better way to make a statement of intent than to manage a win over the No.1 ranked team in the world.

Having also made featured in their first group game last Thursday, Switzerland had to dig deep to manage a 1-0 win over Cameroon. The meeting's outcome has left the European team in a healthy position to reach the Round of 16 and at least a draw will be instrumental in their bid.

Form-wise, there might be little room to be concerned about Switzerland's chances as they have managed just four wins in their 10 outings. Five of the matches have ended in losses while the remaining game was a draw with Kosovo in a international friendly.

Brazil vs Switzerland: Head-to-head record 

Brazil and Switzerland have drawn their two previous matches at the FIFA World Cup (2-2 in 1950 and 1-1 in 2018). The Nati is the team that the Selecao has faced the most times during the competition without ever winning (also two vs Portugal and Hungary).

Brazil vs Switzerland: Key stats

  • Switzerland have won just one of their eight FIFA World Cup games against South American opposition, losing five and drawing two.

  • Brazil have not been beaten in their last 16 group-stage games at the World Cup. No country has ever gone 17 without defeat in the group stages of the competition before (including final and second group rounds in earlier editions).

  • 16 of Brazil's 18 total defeats at the World Cup have come against European sides.

  • Richarlison has scored nine goals in his last seven appearances in all competitions for Brazil. No player has scored more than the Tottenham Hotspur star since his debut in Septmeber 2018 (19 goals).

Brazil vs Switzerland: Team news

After sustaining an ankle ligament damage in the closing minutes of the game, Neymar will be out for the remainder of the group stage for Brazil. Right-back Danilo will also be sidelined for the remainder of the group stage for the same injury.

For Switzerland, there are no major injury concerns in their camp and, as a result, are unlikely to change much for this fixture.

Brazil vs Switzerland: Broadcast information

 

Match details, result and original broadcast info

Brazil 1 - 0 Switzerland

November 28, 2022 11:00amStadium 974 (ad-Dōha (Doha))

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