Serbia enter the clash as slight underdogs

Brazil and Serbia face each other this Thursday at the Lusail Iconic Stadium for a match of the Grp.G of the World Cup. Brazil, who have already won this tournament 5 times, mark their 22nd participation in the competition, whilst Serbia go into their 3rd.

After facing Tunisia in Preparação Seleções [Oficiais], Brazil turn their attention to the World Cup where they challenge Serbia. When analysing the previous encounters between the teams, Tite's team and Serbia's national team have faced each other two times, with Brazil's national team holding the advantage: 2 victories, against 0 victories of Dragan Stojkovic's team.

Considering only the World Cup, there has been played just one game between the two teams, with Brazil emerging victorious.

Looking into the history of Brazil in the competition, Ronaldo stands out as their best scorer of all time, with 15 goals in total, which has given him the second position in the World Cup top scorers. Cafu excels as their most used player, with 20 games in total. Regarding the history of Serbia in the competition, Vladimir Stojkovic excels as their most used player, with 6 games in total.

The last meeting between the two teams ended with Brazil winning 2x0. Brazil's national team is given the favouritism to win this match.