Paqueta illness gives Brazil another selection headache
AL RAYYAN, Qatar : Five-times world champions Brazil could be without midfielder Lucas Paqueta for their next World Cup Group G game against Switzerland on Monday.
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Brazil with plenty of options to replace Neymar at World Cup
DOHA: With Neymar out for at least another match, Brazil coach Tite must now start thinking about a replacement — and this time he has plenty of options. Brazil are not as Neymar-dependent as they used to be, and Tite could go several different ways to replace the Paris Saint-Germain forward for Monday’s Group G match against Switzerland. Neymar hurt his right ankle in Brazil’s opening 2-0 win against Serbia on Thursday.
Brazil face Swiss without Neymar but with host of young talent
DOHA : Brazil will face Switzerland on Monday without their talisman Neymar, ruled out by an ankle injury suffered in their opening 2-0 win against Serbia at the World Cup on Thursday, but with a host of young talent to step in for him.
Richarlison magic as Brazil beat Serbia in opener
Richarlison's stunning volley capped an opening 2-0 victory for Brazil over Serbia in Group G.
Vinicius Jr. to start for Brazil against Serbia
LUSAIL, Qatar : Brazil coach Tite opted to start Vinicius Jr. in a four-man attack for their World Cup Group G opener against Serbia on Thursday.
Neymar silent before Brazil opens vs. Serbia at World Cup
DOHA: Neymar hasn’t spoken a word publicly since arriving at the World Cup. And he hasn’t had to. That’s because his intentions are clear.
Brazil will play attacking football no matter who starts, Raphinha says
DOHA: Brazil will attack against Serbia in their opening World Cup match regardless of who starts, forward Raphinha said on Monday (Nov 21), with the biggest question mark surrounding Vinicius Jr.
Not just Neymar: Tite plans Brazil’s attack at World Cup
SAO PAULO: Wingers, false nines, target men and center forward in the Brazil squad for the World Cup are giving coach Tite a nice selection headache up front. As the five-time champion aims to win the title for the first time in 20 years, Tite also knows his attack has limited experience on the sport’s biggest stage. That’s something which he hopes will be offset by an abundance of skill, speed and aggressiveness to worry — or terrify — opposing defenses.