The legendary Wembley Stadium is preparing to host a very high-level friendly match between two football powers, England and Brazil. This confrontation not only represents a clash of styles and skills, but is also an opportunity for fans to experience first-hand an exhibition of talent between iconic world-class players.
Both teams have a history of sporting rivalry and a legacy of success in world football, England runner-up in the last Euro Cup and Brazil the five-time world champion team. This match will undoubtedly be an epic match full of passion, competition and emotions.
Best bets England vs Brazil
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Both teams score: Yes — 1.75 in Coder
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Total corners in the first half: more than 4.5 — 1.70 in Coder
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Total goals between minutes 1:00-30:00: Plus 0.5 — 1.80 in Coder
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England one of the favorites for Euro 2024
The English team is going for its first title in this continental competition. Those led by strategist Gareth Southgate have a formidable squad on all lines of the field. Both starters and substitutes are players who play a very important role in their clubs and are essential in any coach’s starting 11. Such is the case of Phil Foden, Jude Bellingham, Harry Kane, Declan Rice, Marcus Rashford, among many others who raise their legacy in international football every day.
Regarding the predictions for this match, England has an unbeaten streak of 5 consecutive victories playing at their stadium. In the last 5 games played at Wembley ‘Cathedral’, the “Three Lions” team has scored at least one goal in the first 30 minutes of the match.
In addition, they have in their ranks several players who are fighting to win the golden boot this season, such as Harry Kane, who has 31 goals and is the top scorer in the Bundesliga. Likewise, Jude Bellingham is having a dream moment at Real Madrid, scoring 16 goals and 3 assists in the current EA Sports League.
Best bets England vs Brazil
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Dorival Júnior is in charge of restoring the image of the Brazil team
After several months of turbulence and poor results, the Brazilian team will seek to rediscover its best version, ahead of what will be the next Copa América in the United States. The ‘Canarinha’, which for the first time in its history lost 3 consecutive games in qualifying, must right the course with this new coach who will take over to direct the Copa América and the remainder of the South American Qualifiers.
Thus, with respect to the probabilities of this match, it would be logical to think that the ‘verdeamarela’ scores at least one goal, considering the quality of its players and the imperative need to achieve good results.
Furthermore, wing play with wingers like Vinicius Junior or Rodrygo Goes makes corner kicks a useful tool for the Brazilian team. Likewise, given the aerial power of the English players, it can be assured that there will be a large number of corners in this match, during the 90 minutes of play.