Brazil vs Ghana Prediction: The Little Canary will win comfortably

World national football power will square off with the Black Stars of Ghana at the Stade Oceane in France tomorrow. The venue was selected to ease the travelling journey for both teams. This game promises to be fascinating as both sides prepare for the Qatar World Cup later this year.

Last five matches: WWWWW

FIFA World Ranking: 1st

The Little Canary have been in tremendous form since their (7-1) defeat at the hand of Germany. They are heading to the World Cup in Qatar after picking up forty-five points in seventeen games. It was one of their best qualifying rounds as they didn’t record any defeat, winning thirteen and sharing the spoils in four games.

This Brazilian side are one of the best-scoring national teams in the world, and they scored forty times in the qualifying round while conceding five goals.

Coach Tite will reach for the gold trophy in the forthcoming World Cup Championship after announcing he’ll step down shortly after the tournament.

Brazil have won the last five games in a row, scoring seventeen goals in total.

Star Player: Neymar

Last five matches: DWDLW

FIFA WORLD RANKINGS: 60th

The Black Stars are gradually building up their presence in world football, and recent matches have shown how far they have gone. The development has led many foreign-based Ghanaian players to declare their allegiance to the team—players like Lamparty, Inaki Williams, Kudus, Salisu and the rest.

Of course, they play a potent team; however, these Ghanaian squad have players that can cause teams problems.

Ghana head into this game in preparation for the Qatar World Cup later this year after getting past Nigeria in the qualifying round.

Ghana are one of the most successful African countries and cannot be underestimated.

Star Player: Mohammed Kudus

Both sides have recently met twice, and Brazil won the games.

One thing is certain here: this game isn’t just a friendly, as the outcome here will determine their FIFA rankings. The Black Stars are a group of fantastic players; however, the game is too early as new players need time to play together as a team. Brazil have the most exciting squad in town and the players are eager to fight for shirts. We expect Brazil to score in both halves for 1.86.

Another player that can’t be caged is Vinicius Jnr, the young Brazilian who has been in blistering form for Real Madrid this season, and we expect him to get on the scoresheet for 3.00.

The Ghanaians have no chance here; bet on Brazil's halftime win for 1.67.

Good luck!