Brazil will be looking for nothing less than a solid victory as they prepare to play against Paraguay in a Copa America clash. Check our Paraguay vs Brazil predictions before betting!
Paraguay vs Brazil Betting Tips
- Bet on Brazil to win- 1.30 at Betway (correct as of 25 June).
- Bet on Brazil to win 2-0- 4.40 at Betfred (correct as of 25 June).
- Bet on Brazil to keep a clean sheet- 1.39 at Betway (correct as of 25 June).
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Bet on Brazil to Win
Brazil will look to bounce back after having started their campaign with a 0-0 loss against Costa Rica. Brazil have a good recent record against Paraguay having not lost a game against them in over a decade.
The Selecao have won their last two games against Paraguay convincingly. They have also kept clean sheets in their last four games against Paraguay. The last time that Paraguay scored against Brazil was when the two teams played out to a 2-2 draw in March 2016.
Bet on Brazil to Win 2-0
Brazil will play more attacking football in this game after being frustrated against Costa Rica. They should prove to be too strong for Paraguay. One can expect them to dominate this clash from start to finish.
Paraguay will struggle to move the ball forward and will not have many opportunities in front of goal.
Bet on Brazil to Keep a Clean Sheet
Brazil’s attack have been struggling lately but they do have one of the best defensive units in this tournament. Their defence should easily succeed in keeping a clean sheet against Paraguay. Recent history also favours Brazil keeping a clean sheet in this game as they have kept clean sheets in their last two games against Paraguay which they won convincingly.
What the Coaches Say?
Brazil coach Dorival Junior is looking to achieve success with his team after they underachieved in recent years.
He is looking to find balance in his side.
“I have to find a balance for a team that was put together only three months ago, and after a certain period of 15 or 20 days of work they have to find themselves again,” Dorival said.
“In football you don’t skip preparation phases in training, but that’s why we try to accelerate each one of them to have a consistent and confident squad that can then use the individuality of its players to create opportunities.”