What are the odds of a Brazilian win? Brazil World Cup Win Percentage

No. Because the champion is Spanish!

Brazil have won 73 World Cup matches, a 67% win rate.

Brazil is the first place with 9 2 odds, it is the South American qualifier of the World Preliminary Tournament, Brazil played a triumphant song, with 14 wins and 3 draws undefeated record to advance to the World Cup, ahead of the second place Argentina as many as 6 points, a huge advantage. Brazil have been excellent at both ends of the pitch, scoring 40 goals in 17 games, 13 more than Argentina, while conceding just five.

Brazil's younger generation has also begun to become the backbone of the national team, with Neymar at the core still at the peak of his career, and Raphinha, Gabriel Jesus and Fabinho have also become the leaders of the Mesozoic generation. Real Madrid winger Vinicius is the leader of the younger generation, Rodrygo and Marcionelli are both newcomers, and in the midfield, the two are also star-studded and of the right age.

Results

France and England are both 11 2 to tie second, and as the defending champions, France are stronger overall, having been unbeaten in eight games in the preliminary rounds and topping their group. France is a talented team and Mbappe is seen as the future of football. Karim Benzema also put in a dominant performance, winning the La Liga and Champions League Golden Boot last season, helping Real Madrid to La Liga and Champions League titles.

England also have no shortage of quality stars, with Kane, Raheem Sterling, Phil Foden and Mason Mount already at the heart of the national team, and England have been favourites in all major tournaments, but the final resolution has been extremely disappointing, with the younger generation of England internationals eager to prove themselves at this World Cup.

1. Paraguay and Japan have played 4 games at the national team level in history, with each side winning 1 game and 2 draws. In July 1999, Japan was invited to participate in the Copa America, and Paraguay defeated Japan 4-0. In the Kirin Cup in July 2001, Japan won 2-0 at home.

2. Paraguay is a strong team in South America, since the beginning of 2010, Paraguay has achieved 3 wins, 2 draws and 1 loss in a series of warm-up matches, which looks good. One of Paraguay's weaknesses is their lack of possession and they always find it more comfortable to wait for an opportunity to counter-attack, which is always a dangerous style of play.

3. As soon as the kick-off was raised, the Japanese team played a "blitzkrieg", and volleyed the door of Paraguay and hit the side netting, which shocked me (wow, it's too fierce).

I'm going to be optimistic about Englan, Argentine and Brazil, these teams have a better chance of winning the title, but in fact there are many things that we don't think we imagined, in addition to his quality but also many aspects. For example, it is caused by human factors and so on, so this situation can only be seen to be lively. Here is some knowledge gathered from the web:

First of all, let's talk about Argentine, congratulations to Messi for winning the Copa America. Argentine played as a team throughout the tournament, with strong cohesion, and the forward line was able to seize opportunities to convert into points, which is very valuable for the current Argentine team.

However, Argentine's results are in the top 8-4, and it is still difficult to play against European teams.

Let's talk about Brazil. Brazil's problem is more extreme than Argentine's, over-reliance on the individual ability of the star, the overall tandem is not enough, often need Neymar, a player with strong personal ability, to retreat from the midfield to break through with the ball to achieve the role of moving forward, South American teams are now encountering Europe's top teams It is difficult to play is that South American teams are still focusing on individual technical styles, while European teams' team technical level has become more mature and strong, once encountering a team with dense defense or midfield control ability stronger than Brazil, it is difficult for Brazil to go far. There is a high probability of the top 16-8 next year, Brazil's best chance of the World Cup in recent years is 14 years of home, but unfortunately it is a pity that Germany was broken through when it met its peak, in fact, there are few talents in Brazil over the years except Neymar.

Finally, let's talk about Ingland. Although Ingland reached the final of the European Championship, I still think that Ingland must leave if they want to win the championship. Nanmen's experience and ability are far from being comparable with a coach like Mancini, and Ingland's entry into the final is not because of Southgate's contributions, but because Inglan played well + has strong strength on paper.

Five Star Brazilian Sinners:

Melo set up an own goal to let the Netherlands tie, and then stepped on Robben and was sent off with a red card, undoubtedly the biggest sinner on the field; Secondly, Kaka's slump, Bastos and Fabiano's abnormalities also contributed to Brazil's complete defeat; However, the real source of the blame is the head coach Dunga, whose stubbornness is the stubborn disease of the Brazilian team. His so-called "beautiful football" and the big mistake of not waiting to see the two "Ronaldo" made it inevitable for the Brazilian team to go out.

Scolari's strategy is not right, he shouldn't be pressed so high, and the players are a little dizzy at the first goal, and they all run to the front point, and they don't see Muller at the back point, and after scoring the first goal, Brazil's defense completely collapsed, and the back and back didn't cooperate at all, and it was completely in Dante, so the big defeat was reasonable.