Brazil vs Switzerland November 28: Bookmaker Odds and Bets on Group G Match at World Cup 2022

Switzerland will have a taste of Brazil's attacking spree when they go head to head in one of Group G's second-leg encounters scheduled to be held at Stadium 974 in Doha, Qatar. Both teams, who enjoyed a first-leg victory over Cameron and Serbia, will venture into a battle for supremacy over the top spot position and this will be the spark behind the long-awaited encounter. Brazil's National team will depend on their pedigree, FIFA ranking, and depth of their squad to overcome a very courageous Swiss side on Monday 28 November 2022.

• FIFA Ranking: 1st;
• Last five Matches: WWWWW;

The five times World champions will go into the game as favorites in search of a 6th trophy. Richarlison's second-half brace against Serbia was just the momentum the Seleção Canarinha needed to kickstart their world cup campaign. The skillful feet of Vinicious Junior, Neymar Jr, and co were always willing to tease, torment, and perhaps tempt the Serbian defense and goalkeeper now and then. While the Brazilian fans couldn't hide their frustration early on, Richarlison's 73rd-minute half-acrobatic goal was just a perfect panacea for the fans and for the team that is considered favorites to win the trophy. Their game against Switzerland is surely a true test of that potential.

( 4 - 2 - 3 - 1 ) Allison, Danilo, Thiago Silva, A. Sandro, L. Paqueta, Casemiro, Raphinha, Neymar, Vinicious jr, Richarlison.

• FIFA Ranking: 15th;
• Last five Matches: WWWLW;

Switzerland's narrow win over Cameroon in the opening game of Group G matches means that they sit second on the table just on the same points as Brazil but with an inferior goal difference. The only goal in the match against the Indomitable Lions came in the 48th minute as Breel Embolo's tap-in was just sufficient to sink his country of birth from Shaqiri's low right-wing cross. His refusal to celebrate as a mark of respect will be a favor Brazil will not enjoy if he and his teammates find a way past the Thiago Silva-inspired defense to hand Brazil their first world cup defeat in Qatar.

( 4 - 2 - 3 - 1 ) Y. Sommer, S. Widmer, M. Akanji, N. Elvedi, R. Rodriguez, R. Freuler, G. Xhaka, X. Shaqiri, D. Sow, R. Vargas, B. Embolo

Our first prediction of the day will be a straight-out win for the Brazilian side which is set at 1.53 odds at Bet365 sportsbook. This prediction from our experts is borne out of the spell of possession the South American giants will enjoy as well as their recent form going into the game.

Both sides have enjoyed a good spell of victories in their last five games and as such, finding the back of the net will be a familiar job Brazil and Switzerland have done comfortably well in recent times. A BTTS (Both Teams To Score) bet which attracts a 1.90 odds at 1xBet Sportsbook is our second take.

A third pick that stands a good percentage chance to come by in this exciting encounter is the Over 2.5 goals which is at 1.75 odds on Betway sportsbook. From the attacking prowess of one or both sides, the tendency to have a few goals to celebrate will not be far-fetched. A prediction of a flurry of goals for an encounter like that of Brazil and Switzerland is a risk worth taking.