Brazil vs Guinea Prediction: The National Elephants won’t survive the first twenty minutes

Brazil will lock horns against Guinea at the RCDE Stadium in Spain on Saturday. The Selecao have been without a Gaffer over their previous four matches. On the other hand, Guinea head here with a defeat against Egypt three days ago.

FIFA Ranking: 3rd

Last four games: WLWLL

The Selecao had one of their worst outings in the history of the World Cup as Croatia knocked them out in the quarterfinals. Brazil were beaten (5-3) on penalties as both Marquinhos and Rodrygo missed from the spot. After their World Cup campaign, Brazil locked horns against the Atlas Lions in Morocco. The game featured a few of their star men and ended in a (2-1) defeat. The South American head here with six uncapped players as interim manager Ramon Menezes shakes up the squad.

FIFA Ranking: 79th

Last five games: LLWWL

The National Elephants head here with a defeat against Egypt at home. After striking first through Serhou Guirassy in the 26th minute, Guinea watched as Egypt crawled back into the game and snatched all the points. The defeat means they must secure a point in their next match to secure the ticket to the AFCON. Apart from the AFCON Qualifier, Guinea have been below par in their three friendly games. Ghanet Rohr's men have lost twice and drawn once. Their recent friendly match ended in a (3-1) defeat against Ivory Coast. Guinea have picked up six points from a possible fifteen, scoring seven while conceding eight.

The Selecao have named a strong side against Benin, and we believe they’ll prove their worth here. Brazil have managed just one victory over their last four games, scoring six while conceding five. On the other hand, Guinea have not been impressive in recent games, and coupled with a defeat against Egypt: we can’t see them pulling any surprises here. This starting eleven was pictured during the training session for the Brazilians; Allison, Militao, Marquinhos, Lucas, Danilo, Casemiro, and Joelinton in midfield. While Vinicius, Richarlison, and Rodrygo will lead the line. It’s a pretty fair eleven, and we believe they can do the damage against the National Elephants. We expect to see more than a goal before the break for 1.83.

The partnership of Naby Keita and Diawara in the hearts of Guinea midfield won’t be able to stop the visitors' attack; bet on a total of over 3.5 goals for 1.78.

We expect a correct score of (4-0) here for 6.20.

Good luck!