Both teams survived the first round, with Brazil beating a resurgent Serbia 2-0, while Switzerland narrowly won 1-0 after a struggle with Cameroon. When the two teams meet, who wins will basically determine the position of the top spot in the group.
For Brazil, although the first round was won, it also paid the price of the absolute core Neymar's injury. It is reported that it will miss the next two games of the group stage. As for whether the knockout round will return in time, it is uncertain. At the same time, Anthony, who came on as a substitute, also reported that he was unwell, and it is unknown whether he can play this game. In other words, in this game, Brazil's front court will have to make new changes.
As for Switzerland, there is definitely a certain gap with Brazil in terms of strength. Even without a Neymar, Brazil's oil-leaking staffing up front is enough for the Swiss to worry about. So in this game, Switzerland will undoubtedly adhere to the usual steady style of play. Run as hard as you can, and use fierce snatching to fight your opponents. A draw may be his primary goal.
In terms of statistics, the initial concession in this game is mainly to give 1 goal with low loss. After the first round, the concession was not lowered by Neymar's injury. This proves that the institution still has very strong confidence in the strength of Brazil. On the contrary, on the day of the competition, the index has been adjusted upward. At present, all institutions have set the concession at 1.25 with super high compensation.
Judging from the performance of the two teams in the past year, the strength of this Brazil is not only the strength of the attack in the front court, but also the performance of the defense. This can also be said to be mutually reinforcing. Switzerland, on the other hand, is quite forward-looking overall, and the two ends are not enough. Whether it was the UEFA Nations League or the warm-up matches, its performance did not give the outside world a sense of security. Although they won the first round with a clean sheet, it is clear that Cameroon and Brazil are not comparable in attacking ability. So from a fundamental point of view, Brazil still has enough certainty to win.
The goal index has always stood at a median of 2.5, which is also a sign of confidence in the comparison between attack and defense between the two sides. So my personal opinion is still to support Brazil to win. More wins and less wins are mainly determined by reference to the height of the Brazilian side payouts.