Possible alignments Brazil vs. Switzerland for Qatar 2022

In view of Swiss for the second day of group H, the selection of Brazil hopes to show the world that he is still a strong title contender in Qatar 2022 despite the loss of two very headlining players: the star Neymar and the winger Danilo.

Tite’s ‘scratch’ has the chance to hit the table without its main figure, injured in the right ankle in the victorious debut against Serbia (2-0), in a duel that will be played at the 974 stadium in Doha and where You can seal your advance pass to the round of 16.

Tite and the PSG star are confident that he will again have minutes in the tournament, but the reality is that his space will have to be occupied in the second Brazilian outing in Group G, which leads with three points. Switzerland has the same after defeating Cameroon (1-0).

The winner of the match will advance to the next round as long as the opponent they face in the third duel (Cameroon, in the Brazilian case; Serbia, in the Swiss) does not triumph at Al Janoub.

Although it is a sensitive loss, the Brazil coach has several cards to replace ‘Ney’. Due to his numerous absences due to suspension or injury, the ‘Seleção’ learned to live without his star: without him, they lifted the 2019 Copa América and did not lose in the seven South American qualifying games they were not in (five wins, two draws ).

In four of those matches, Lucas Paquetá took over from the star. The West Ham midfielder played as ‘8’ against Serbia, but he can move up the line and bring on a mixed midfielder like Fred or Bruno Guimaraes.

Rodrygo, 21, has emerged as a “wild card” footballer. Among his multifunctional skills is that of playing as a ’10’, a position that he has already held at Real Madrid.

There is also the possibility that Everton Ribeiro leads the creation to feed Richarlison, author of a double against Serbia, a more remote chance because in Flamengo he usually plays on the wings.

POSSIBLE ALIGNMENTS BRAZIL VS SWITZERLAND

• Brazil: Allison Becker – Militao (or Dani Alves), Marquinhos, Thiago Silva, Alex Sandro – Casemiro, Fred (or Rodrygo) – Raphinha, Lucas Paqueta, Vinicius – Richarlison. DT: Tite (BRA)
• Switzerland: Sommer – Widmer, Akanji, Elvedi, Rodriguez – Freuler, Sow, Xhaka – Shaqiri, Embolo, Vargas. DT: Murat Yakin (SUI)