FIFA World Cup qualification (CONMEBOL) : Brazil VS Chile Prediction & Betting Tips

Match: South American Qualifiers - Brazil vs. Chile

Local Kick-off Time: 21:30, Sept 4

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Handicap Prediction:

Asian Handicap: Brazil -1.75

European Handicap: Home Win

Predicted Scores: 3-0, 4-0, 4-1

Predicted Total Goals: 3, 4, 5

Comprehensive Prediction & Analysis

Brazil secured a 1-0 home win over Paraguay in their last World Cup qualifier, a victory that ensured their early qualification for next year’s World Cup. After Carlo Ancelotti took over the team, the goal is undoubtedly to return to the ranks of the world’s top teams and, of course, to make a strong showing in the World Cup next year. Judging from Brazil’s current squad, which includes many world-class stars, this Brazilian team is still very strong as long as they are well-organized and united. This match is also Brazil’s last home game in this World Cup qualifying campaign; to repay the fans’ support, Brazil will likely strive for a win even though they have already qualified.

Chilean football has been in decline in recent years, which is directly related to the slow development of young players in the team. In their last group match, Chile lost 0-2 away to Bolivia, and with only 2 matches remaining in the World Cup qualifying group stage, they have been eliminated early. In the next two matches, Chile can focus on testing new lineups and giving more playing time to substitute players—this is evident from their squad selection for this match, which excludes veterans such as Alexis Sánchez, Arturo Vidal, and Eduardo Vargas, and includes multiple new players.

Summary

Neither team has an urgent need to fight for points: Brazil has already qualified for the World Cup, while Chile has been eliminated from the group. However, in the Asian Handicap, Brazil has not been underestimated, with the line remaining at the initial Brazil -1.75 goals. Considering that this is Brazil’s last home game of the qualifying campaign, they will likely strive for a win to repay the fans. Coach Ancelotti also stated before the match that he will probably continue to field four strikers, ensuring solid offensive capabilities. In contrast, Chile has performed poorly in this World Cup qualifying campaign, losing 10 of 16 group matches. With their early elimination and the inclusion of multiple new players in the squad, their intention to test young talents is quite clear. Based on the comprehensive situation of both teams, it is advisable to support Brazil to secure a big home win.