India arrive here without a win in their last five matches, collecting two draws and three defeats while conceding eight goals in that run. Brazil, by contrast, have won three of their last five, including a 4-2 win over Australia just days ago. The Selecao have scored in all five of their recent games and both teams have scored in four of those five outings, pointing to an open match. India have kept zero clean sheets across their last five, and Brazil have found the net in every game in that sample. The quality gap is wide. With no head-to-head data to temper expectations and no odds available, the case for a Brazil win on draw no bet is built purely on form. India have not won once in five attempts; Brazil lost just once. The injury absences of Neymar and Franca Wesley thin the Selecao's attack, but their depth still outclasses this opponent. Back Brazil DNB.
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Form · last five
Goals per game · last five
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