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Brazil vs Switzerland

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The FIFA World Cup is gaining momentum. The last two days have showcased exciting matches between Argentina-Mexico and Spain-Germany. Lionel Messi saved Argentina from the brink of an early exit. France on the other hand is the first team to qualify for the Round of 16.

Today’s most important matches are for Brazil and Portugal. The South American giants go against the Swiss and Ronaldo’s men take on the mighty Uruguay. The Brazil-Switzerland begins at 9:30 p.m. IST and the Portugal-Uruguay match begins at 12:30 a.m. IST. Both matches can be watched on JioCinema, Sports18 Channels, VI App, and Tata Play.

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Brazil will play against a well-prepared Switzerland team hoping to secure their spot in the round of 16 after defeating Serbia 2-0 in their opening match. They won’t have their top player Neymar, who sustained an ankle injury during Brazil’s opening match and will miss the next two contests.

Serbia’s first-half defensive effort, which kept Brazil at bay and necessitated a single moment of individual brilliance to break the tie, will undoubtedly inspire Switzerland.

Despite being ranked first in the world, Brazil’s performance against a mediocre Serbia, which failed to provide any genuine moments of excitement, lacked any true flare or inventiveness.

Switzerland has proved challenging to defeat in recent years because of their diligence and dedication. At Euro 2020, they famously eliminated France, leaving the reigning world champions quarrelling as they left the competition.