LiontipsAustralia - Brazil: betting tip (cf 1.86) and bets on the friendly match
Command Analysis
Australia, along with Japan and South Korea, is one of the best national teams on the Asian continent. The team played at the World Cup last summer and was able to reach the playoffs, where they lost to Egypt in a penalty shootout. Despite this, Tony Popovich, the head coach of the team, managed to retain his post, and he has been leading this team for two years now. A lot of debutants were announced for the friendly matches, and judging by the draw with Brazil, the coach is doing everything right, updating the squad and letting the young players prove themselves.
Brazil is the only pentacampion, but the national team won its last trophy in 2002. Several generations have already passed, but there is no way to make significant progress and win the World Cup for the sixth time in a row. So this year the team was a dark horse, and many thought that it would be at least in the semifinals, but Neymar and his partners lost to Norway at the 1/8 finals stage with a score of 1:2. After the World Cup, Carlo Ancelotti's team played their first match on September 25, and in that match they drew with Australia (1-1).
Trends
The exact score is 1:2
Brazil won one of the last two victories with this score
Bet Brazil will score in the second half
The bet was successful in three of the last five matches.
Tip and bets
Australia, playing on its own field, acts as a huge underdog in the match. We disagree with this assumption. A few days ago, Popovich's protégés had already demonstrated their audacity and did not lose to the Brazilians, playing with a half-updated squad. And major defeats are rare for Australians. In the last 17 matches with a difference of more than one goal, the national team has lost only twice.
Carlo Ancelotti is still building the Brazilian game, and we don't think we can play much better than we did a few days ago, and Brazil will win with a minimal difference in the score.
Our betting tip is an Asian handicap (+1.5) for Australia with a coefficient of 1.86
