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#预测世界杯巴西VS摩洛哥
Many people think Brazil will win, but this match’s script may contain variables. I’ll break down three key points for everyone:
1️⃣ Neymar vs Hakimi? It’s gone! Brazil’s No. 10 is absent due to injury, which means Brazil’s left flank lacks an absolute explosive point—but the opponent just happens to have today’s top right-back in world football, Achraf Hakimi, and this is a test for Ancelotti’s setup.
2️⃣ Brazil’s right flank is a “hidden weak point.” Raphinha, who is strong in attack but weak in defense, could be pushed over to the right. Once Morocco’s counterattacks cut through from here, Brazil’s defensive line will be very passive.
3️⃣ Both teams have had major absences—who is more hurt? Morocco has lost two big core players, Aguerd and Ez Zazouli; however, Morocco still retains the tightly interlocking defensive counterattacking system that took them to the semifinals in 2022. Over the past 10 matches, they’ve gone 7 wins and 3 draws to stay unbeaten; in those 10 matches, they conceded only 3 goals. Key players such as Achraf Hakimi and Amrabat are also still in their prime.
Win-rate forecast: Brazil narrowly wins (by 1 goal) has the highest probability, and the draw also isn’t low. Given Morocco’s terrifying defensive resilience in recent times, I don’t think Brazil can easily punch through the 2-goal handicap. Strategically, I might take a small position to try “total goals under 2.5” or “Brazil to win narrowly.” What do you think?