Brazil V Chile.....

try making your own mind up lad

Head-to-head
Brazil are unbeaten in their last 12 games (W10, D2) against Chile since a 3-0 away defeat in a World Cup qualifier in August 2000.
Brazil have won all three World Cup meetings: 4-2 in 1962, 4-1 in 1998 and 3-0 in 2010 exactly four years ago to the day of Saturday's match.
Chile have only beaten Brazil seven times in 68 attempts, drawing 13 and losing 48. Four of those Chile wins came in competitive matches.
The nations last met on 20 November 2013 in a friendly in Toronto, when Brazil beat Chile 2-1. Hulk and Robinho scored either side of an Eduardo Vargas equaliser for Chile.

Brazil have won their last five second-round matches at the World Cup since a 1-0 defeat by Argentina in 1990.
Luiz Felipe Scolari's side have won 11 of their last 12 matches, the exception being a goalless draw with Mexico in the group stage.
Their only defeat in the last 24 games came against Switzerland last August (W18, D5, L1).
Brazil are now unbeaten in 40 successive home matches, with their last defeat coming against Paraguay in August 2002.
Their last competitive defeat at home was 3-1 to Peru in the 1975 Copa America semi-final.
Neymar has scored 35 goals in 52 appearances for Brazil, including 26 goals in his last 31 caps. He is now sixth on Brazil's all-time top scorer list, trailing only Bebeto (39), Zico (48), Romario (55), Ronaldo (62) and Pele (77).
According to Prozone statistics, Fred was only in possession of the ball for seven seconds during the victory over Cameroon last time out, despite completing the 90 minutes.


Chile have lost each of their previous second-round fixtures at the World Cup, both against Brazil (0-3 in 2010 and 1-4 in 1998).
They have also been defeated in their previous four World Cup matches against fellow South American sides, conceding at least three goals every match (14 goals in total).
Their only victory in a World Cup knockout game (excluding the 1962 third-place play-off), was against Soviet Union in the quarter-finals of that tournament.
Eduardo Vargas has scored in each of his last two appearances for Chile against Brazil, including a goal in Belo Horizonte in April 2013.

think the way i am going to play is in world cup out right winner market £10 on chile at 38 if they get the opening goal i can get my £10 back a good few ticks lower and if they do get the win happy days coz that 38 will be down to 10s if not even lower

Backed under 2.5 goals @2.16 good luck all

THE HULK was awesome today