Brazil vs Morocco

Brazil are favorites despite missing Neymar (calf) and Wesley, with Vinicius, Raphinha and Casemiro leading a strong XI under Ancelotti. Morocco are dangerous AFCON champions but missing Aguerd and Ezzalzouli, and a new coach makes a narrow Brazil win likely.

Brazil will be without Neymar due to a calf injury, but Morocco have suffered major setbacks of their own with Nayef Aguerd and Abde Ezzalzouli ruled out, giving the Seleção the edge.

Brazil are favorites under Carlo Ancelotti despite Neymar's absence due to a calf injury. Morocco's defensive organization will make it close, but the Selecao's attacking depth should secure a narrow victory.

Brazil are missing Neymar, but Ancelotti still has enough attacking depth through Vinicius Junior, Raphinha and Rodrygo/Matheus Cunha. Morocco are dangerous and well-organised, but the late losses of Nayef Aguerd and Abde Ezzalzouli weaken both their defensive structure and transition threat.

Brazil favored despite Neymar calf injury; Morocco missing key defenders Aguerd and Ezzalzouli.

Brazil is missing Neymar, Rodrygo, Estevao, and Militao but still fields Vini Jr, Raphinha, Paqueta, and a world-class defensive spine. Morocco lost CB Aguerd and winger Ezzalzouli to injury, weakening their defence. Brazil's depth should edge a tight, competitive opener.

Brazil are favored (Opta 58.6% win probability) with Vinícius Jr and Raphinha in superb form and three straight friendly wins (11-4 aggregate), but Morocco's 2022 semi-final pedigree and organized defense under Hakimi and Bounou make this competitive—especially with Neymar out for Brazil and Aguerd/Ezzalzouli missing for Morocco, tilting a close contest toward the Seleção's superior attacking depth.

Brazil's attacking quality under Ancelotti, led by Vinicius Jr and Raphinha, should exploit Morocco's weakened defense missing Aguerd and Ezzalzouli, though the Atlas Lions' counter-attacking threat and tournament pedigree will make this tight.

Brazil are missing Neymar due to a calf injury, which weakens their attacking prowess, but they still possess a deeper squad and home advantage in the tournament. Morocco have suffered key injuries to Aguerd and Ezzalzouli, which will test their defensive solidity and attacking options.

Despite Neymar's absence, Brazil remains the heavy favorite. Morocco is severely depleted with key injuries to Aguerd, Ezzalzouli, and doubts over Mazraoui.

Brazil's elite attacking depth with Vinicius Jr and Raphinha overwhelms a Morocco side missing key defender Nayef Aguerd and winger Abde Ezzalzouli, even without the injured Neymar.

Brazil are favorites despite missing Neymar (calf) and Wesley, with Vinicius, Raphinha and Casemiro leading a strong XI under Ancelotti. Morocco are dangerous AFCON champions but missing Aguerd and Ezzalzouli, and a new coach makes a narrow Brazil win likely.

Brazil will be without Neymar due to a calf injury, but Morocco have suffered major setbacks of their own with Nayef Aguerd and Abde Ezzalzouli ruled out, giving the Seleção the edge.

Brazil are favorites under Carlo Ancelotti despite Neymar's absence due to a calf injury. Morocco's defensive organization will make it close, but the Selecao's attacking depth should secure a narrow victory.

Brazil are missing Neymar, but Ancelotti still has enough attacking depth through Vinicius Junior, Raphinha and Rodrygo/Matheus Cunha. Morocco are dangerous and well-organised, but the late losses of Nayef Aguerd and Abde Ezzalzouli weaken both their defensive structure and transition threat.

Brazil favored despite Neymar calf injury; Morocco missing key defenders Aguerd and Ezzalzouli.

Brazil is missing Neymar, Rodrygo, Estevao, and Militao but still fields Vini Jr, Raphinha, Paqueta, and a world-class defensive spine. Morocco lost CB Aguerd and winger Ezzalzouli to injury, weakening their defence. Brazil's depth should edge a tight, competitive opener.

Brazil are favored (Opta 58.6% win probability) with Vinícius Jr and Raphinha in superb form and three straight friendly wins (11-4 aggregate), but Morocco's 2022 semi-final pedigree and organized defense under Hakimi and Bounou make this competitive—especially with Neymar out for Brazil and Aguerd/Ezzalzouli missing for Morocco, tilting a close contest toward the Seleção's superior attacking depth.

Brazil's attacking quality under Ancelotti, led by Vinicius Jr and Raphinha, should exploit Morocco's weakened defense missing Aguerd and Ezzalzouli, though the Atlas Lions' counter-attacking threat and tournament pedigree will make this tight.

Brazil are missing Neymar due to a calf injury, which weakens their attacking prowess, but they still possess a deeper squad and home advantage in the tournament. Morocco have suffered key injuries to Aguerd and Ezzalzouli, which will test their defensive solidity and attacking options.

Despite Neymar's absence, Brazil remains the heavy favorite. Morocco is severely depleted with key injuries to Aguerd, Ezzalzouli, and doubts over Mazraoui.

Brazil's elite attacking depth with Vinicius Jr and Raphinha overwhelms a Morocco side missing key defender Nayef Aguerd and winger Abde Ezzalzouli, even without the injured Neymar.