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| Argentina vs Brazil | Wednesday, March 26, 2025, 1:00 GMT+1 |
| Argentina odds | 2.23 |
| Brazil odds | 3.58 |
| Draw | 3.08 |
| Over/Under | Total 2,5: 2.55/1.51 |
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The reigning world champions are on course to retain their title next Summer. Argentina have been the dominant force in World Cup qualification in South America, winning nine of their 13 matches. A notable 1-0 win was picked up last week against Uruguay.
The national side have been in excellent form in home games over the last 12 months, scoring an average of 2.33 goals per 90 from an xG of 1.41. Defensively, they’ve also been reliable, keeping clean sheets in 83% of their home fixtures.
Lionel Messi is unavailable for Argentina this week after being pulled out of the squad due to an injury. Nicolas Gonzalez is also absent after being sent off in the win over Uruguay last Friday.
Argentina predicted lineup vs Brazil (4-2-3-1): Martinez; Molina, Romero, Otamendi, Tagliafico; Paredes, Mac Allister; Simeone, Fernandez, Almada; Alvarez.
Brazil have reignited their World Cup qualification campaign in recent months after going five encounters without defeat. That run of form leaves puts them third in the standings. A victory against their biggest international rivals could see them end the week as high as second in the qualifying standings.
Brazil have struggled in the final third in their away games, normalizing 1.4 from an xG of 1.29. Meanwhile, the national side will need to be better defensively this week. They allowed an average of 0.8 goals and kept clean sheets in just 20% of their fixtures on the road.
Alisson, Gabriel, Gerson, and Bruno Guimares all dropped out of the squad after the match against Colombia last week. Bento is expected to deputise in goal, while Murillo could be handed a first international start in place of Gabriel.
Brazil predicted lineup vs Argentina (4-4-2): Bento; Vanderson, Marquinhos, Murillo, Arana; Rodrygo, Joelinton, Andre, Raphinha; Pedro, Vinicius Jr.
Bet hereThe visitors’ poor recent record against the home squad is tricky to overlook when making an Argentina vs Brazil prediction.
The hosts have won three of the last four meetings between the sides, while the visitors’ latest victory over their rivals was picked up back in July 2019. In fact, they are winless away from home against Argentina since a 3-1 win in September 2009.
However, cagey affairs have been common in recent years, meaning there could be an enhanced chance of a draw being a winning selection.
The head-to-head stats indicate that this should be a low-scoring clash between Argentina and Brazil. Only three goals have been scored across their previous four meetings.
An average of under one goal per game has been netted across that period. Alternatively, both sides not to score could be an eye-catching selection. Neither team scored in the last eight internationals since a 1-1 tie in November 2015.
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