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Brazil advanced as group winners. Carlo Ancelotti's team primarily plays a 4 - 2 - 3 - 1 formation focused on possession and passing. Vinícius Júnior has been in red - hot form, scoring 4 goals in the group stage. The return of Neymar adds more unpredictability to the attack, although the absence of Rafinha due to injury affects the right - side play. In the midfield, Casemiro and Guilherme Arana Júnior (Guimarães) offer a good balance between interceptions and passing. At the back, Marquinhos and Gabriel Magalhães lead the defense, with Alisson Becker providing a stable presence in goal. Looking at the historical head - to - head record, Brazil has an edge. They won 4 - 1 against their opponents in the 2006 World Cup, but suffered a 2 - 3 reverse in the 2025 Kirin Cup. In this game, Brazil will continue with their possession - based strategy. They'll utilize Vinícius's dribbling on the left, Paquetá's penetration in the middle, and set - pieces to put pressure on the opponent.

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Brazil's recent form in terms of shooting efficiency has been underwhelming. In their last 10 matches, their shot - on - target conversion rate stands at 28%, lower than Japan's 36%. The Expected Goals (xG) efficiency also tells a similar story, with Brazil recording 1.18 per game compared to Japan's 1.42. In terms of passing, Japan has the upper hand. The key passing success rate of Brazil is 58%, trailing behind Japan's 67%. In the attacking 30 - meter zone, Japan's passing value reaches 2.3 times per game. When it comes to midfield control, Japan holds a slight edge. Their midfield control rate is 59%, while Brazil's is 54%. Regarding transition speed, Japan is incredibly quick, taking only 3.2 seconds from losing the ball to the first pass. In terms of physical performance, Japan shows greater stamina and intensity. The total running distance of Japan in a game is 112km, compared to Brazil's 108km. Moreover, Japan has 21 more high - intensity sprints than Brazil. Visit Nowgoal.net

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Brazil has had a record of six wins, two draws, and two losses recently. In the World Cup, they've secured two wins and one draw, though they did lose to France. On the other hand, Japan has an impressive streak of seven wins and three draws, remaining undefeated. In the World Cup, they've got one win and two draws, showing a more stable form. In their last two encounters, each team has won once. Japan's most recent victory was a 3 - 2 win, giving them a slight psychological edge. Brazil will be without winger Rania, which will impact their attacking on the flanks. Meanwhile, Japan might be missing right - winger Kubo Takefusa and center - back Itakura Sho, putting their offensive and defensive systems to the test. As a traditional powerhouse, Brazil has to deal with the pressure of seeking revenge and the high expectations from the outside world. Japan, with an incomplete lineup, needs to maintain their undefeated record. Both teams face different challenges in terms of tactical execu

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Germany advanced as the group E winners. In the first two group - stage games, they showed great firepower, thrashing Curaçao 7 - 1 and staging a 2 - 1 comeback against Ivory Coast, thus locking in a place in the knockout stage ahead of schedule. In the last round, having already qualified, they lost 1 - 2 to Ecuador. On the offensive end, they have a diverse range of attacking options. Players like Musiala, Wirtz, Sane, and Havertz possess excellent creativity. Paraguay narrowly advanced as the third - placed team in group D. They had a record of 1 win, 1 draw, and 1 loss in the group stage, accumulating 4 points. After a 1 - 4 defeat to the United States in the opening game, they quickly adjusted. Subsequently, they defeated Turkey 1 - 0 and held Australia to a 0 - 0 draw. The team mainly relies on a low - block defensive strategy and quick counter - attacks. They showed strong defensive resilience, keeping clean sheets in the last two group - stage games. However, their offensive c

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The Netherlands and Morocco both had an unbeaten record of 2 wins and 1 draw in the group stage. The former advanced as the top of Group F, while the latter qualified as the second in Group C. The Netherlands boasted a powerful offensive in the group stage, scoring 10 goals in three matches. Gakpo was in great form, and the defense led by Van Dijk was full of experience. The team has extended its consecutive unbeaten record in the World Cup group stage to 19 games. Morocco also performed well in the group stage. In the first round, they held the title - favorite Brazil to a 1 - 1 draw, demonstrating a mature counter - attacking system and strong tactical discipline. In the three historical meetings between the two teams, the Netherlands had a slight edge with 2 wins and 1 loss. In the 1994 World Cup group stage, the Netherlands defeated Morocco 2 - 1, which was the starting point of the Orange Army's unbeaten streak in the group stage. Visit Nowgoal.net to watch World Cup 2026 livescor

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