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Qatar World Cup 2022 Day 9: Neymar-less Brazil to face Switzerland, Ronaldo’s Portugal to take on Uruguay
The second round of the Qatar 2022 tournament's group stage will end today. Four group-phase matches from Groups G and H will take place today. Two of the favourites of the tournament, Brazil and Portugal, have matches today, and both sides can ensure their place in the Round of 16. Let’s take a look at the group-phase matches that are all set to take place on Day 9 of the Qatar World Cup 2022.
Group G
Cameroon vs Serbia and Brazil vs Switzerland are the two Group G matches that will be held today. The Cameroon-Serbia game will kick off at 4 p.m. (BST), and the Brazil-Switzerland match will kick off at 10 p.m. (BST).
Cameroon vs Serbia
For both Cameroon and Serbia, this fixture is massively important in their quest for Round 16. Cameroon opened their campaign with a 1-0 loss to Switzerland, while Serbia conceded a 2-0 defeat to Brazil. Neither of the teams can afford to lose the match, and even a draw may not be good enough as well.
Cameroon will face Brazil in their final fixture of the group phase on December 2. So, overcoming the hot favourites will be tough for them. The African Lions should target the Serbia match to get all three points. They will also expect Switzerland to lose against Brazil to make the final round even more intriguing.
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Serbia also have the same equation in mind when facing Cameroon today. However, they will be in a more comfortable position to move on to the next round than Cameroon if Switzerland lose against Brazil today. In that case, Serbia will advance to the Round of 16 if they win their remaining fixtures.
Brazil vs Switzerland
Neymar will likely miss the remaining group-phase fixtures for Brazil due to an ankle injury. On the other hand, the Brazilian campaign should not be concerned about replacing Neymar in the remaining group stage clashes because they have plenty of world-class options to replace him. The Selecao will secure a place in the Round of 16 with a match in hand if they beat Switzerland today.
Switzerland are in second place in the points table with 3 points. The Swiss side will try to capitalize on the absence of Neymar and will be hoping to take a point from this contest. Therefore, they may play with a bit of a defensive mindset and counter-attack when they get an opportunity.
Group H
South Korea vs Ghana and Portugal vs Uruguay are the two Group H matches that will be held today. The Korea-Ghana match will kick off at 7 p.m. (BST), and the Portugal-Uruguay game will kick off at 1 a.m. Tuesday (BST).
South Korea vs Ghana
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This Asia-Africa clash will be exciting to watch because both teams will be desperate for all three points.South Korea will have the advantage because of the Asian atmosphere, but Ghana will be equally up for the contest.
The Koreans are in second place with one point after drawing with Uruguay in their first match.On the other hand, Ghana lost an interesting battle against Portugal 3-2 in their first match.
This is probably the most open group as all four teams can sense that they have a genuine chance to qualify. But after today’s match, the scenario for the group could change completely. Ghana can’t afford to lose the match against South Korea. On the other hand, Korea Republic will be aiming to take the top spot by beating Ghana today.
Portugal vs Uruguay
Cristiano Ronaldo made headlines after becoming the first player in World Cup history to score in five different tournaments in Portugal's first match against Uruguay. He will once again be the center of all attention in this contest. Portugal will advance to the Round of 16 if they beat Uruguay today and leave it to the other four teams to fight for second place.
Uruguay didn’t show enough intensity against the Korean Republic and eventually settled for a draw. Luis Suarez and co. should have the hunger and intention to play with aggression against the Portuguese side. Uruguay may well lose this fixture if they fail to control the midfield.
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Aftermath
Despite the absence of superstar Neymar, Brazil vs Switzerland will be the main attraction on Day 9 of the FIFA World Cup 2022. The clash between Portugal and Uruguay would attract football fans as well. The outcome of today's fixtures may change the overall scenario in Groups G and H.
Brazil vs Switzerland FIFA World Cup 2022 LIVE Streaming: Where and how to watch online and on TV Channel, predicted XI
Here you can get all the details as to When, Where, and How you can watch the FIFA World Cup 2022 between Brazil and Switzerland Live Streaming.
Brazil will square off against Switzerland in their second fixture of the FIFA World Cup 2022 Group G on November 28 at the Ras Abu Aboud Stadium in Qatar. The match is scheduled to start at 9:30 PM Indian Standard Time (IST).
Serbia made Brazil wait until the 62nd minute of the opening match for their first goal of the finals, Tottenham forward Richarlison scoring twice in 12 minutes to earn his nation a 2-0 win.
Switzerland will become the latest side to test any fallibilities in 2022 FIFA World Cup favourites Brazil when they lock horns with the early Group G leaders on Monday.
Where to watch World Cup 2022 Brazil vs. Switzerland live in Bangladesh?
Bangladesh viewers can watch the match live on all of these channels: BTV, T Sports, PTE LTD and Viacom 18.
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In India, the World Cup is being televised on Sports18, but every game is being shown for free and in 4K via the JioCinema app. You can live stream Brazil vs. Switzerland from 9.30 PM IST on Monday night.
Coverage is available in Hindi, English, Malayalam, Bengali and Tamil, and the JioCinema app is compatible with Chromecast, so you can get a big-screen experience.
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How to watch Brazil vs. Switzerland live stream in Australia
Football fans in Australia can watch Brazil vs. Switzerland, along with every World Cup 2022 game, on free-to-air SBS. You can tune in on TV or live stream Brazil vs. Switzerland using SBS On Demand.
SBS on Demand is free to use and works on a range of smart devices including mobile phones, smart TVs and web browsers.
How to watch Brazil vs. Switzerland live stream World Cup 2022 soccer in the US without cable
Soccer fans in the US can watch Brazil vs. Switzerland on FS1 and Peacock TV, with kick-off set for 11am ET / 8am PT on Sunday morning.
FS1 shares TV rights to the 2022 World Cup group stage with Fox, but Fox will be showing every game of the knockouts.
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How to watch Brazil vs. Switzerland live stream in UK
Football fans in the UK can watch Brazil vs. Switzerland live stream for free on BBC iPlayer, along with many more World Cup 2022 games, as coverage of the tournament is split evenly between the BBC and ITV.
Every BBC game will be on BBC TV channels in HD and also live streamed on BBC iPlayer in glorious 4K HDR. Just make sure you possess a valid TV license and that your device is 4K-compatible with iPlayer.
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Brazil vs. Switzerland Match live on TV Channels
Bangladesh: BTV, Gazi TV, T-Sports
India: Sports18, Sports18 HD, Sony TV Networks
Pakistan: ARY Digital Network
Nepal: Media Hub Private Limited
Malaysia: Astro GO
Singapore: Singtel TV GO, CAST, StarHub TV+, MeWatch
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New Zealand: Sky Go, Sky Sport NOW
Indian Subcontinent: Sony Network
When & Where is Brazil vs. Switzerland Match?
Brazil vs. Switzerland will be played at the Ras Abu Aboud Stadium in Qatar
What time and date will the FIFA World Cup 2022 Brazil vs. Switzerland match are played?
November 28 at the Ras Abu Aboud Stadium in Qatar. The match is scheduled to start at 9:30 PM (IST).
Brazil vs. Switzerland lineups: FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022
Brazil projected lineup (4-2-1-3, right to left): 1. Alisson (GK) — 14. Eder Militao, 4. Marquinhos, 3. Silva, 6. Alex Sandro — 5. Casemiro, 7. Paqueta — 19. Antony — 11. Raphinha, 9. Richarlison, 20. Vinicius Jr
Switzerland projected lineup (3-5-2, right to left): 1. Sommer (GK) — 5. Akanji, 4. Elvedi 13. Rodriguez — 3. Widmer, 17. Vargas, 10. Xhaka, 8. Freuler, 15. Sow — 23. Shaqiri, 7. Embolo
Forward Neymar and right-back Danilo are almost certain to miss Brazil's remaining group games after both suffered ankle injuries against Switzerland.
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Brazil vs. Switzerland HEAD-TO-HEAD RECORD
The two sides have faced each other on nine instances in all competitions, with Brazil winning three of them. Switzerland won twice while four games ended in a stalemate.
Interestingly, the two teams were slotted in the same group in the last edition as well, with the match finishing 1-1 at the end of 90 minutes.
FIFA World Cup 2022: Qatari fans hit back at Germany by recalling Özil in protest
Qatari soccer fans hit back at Germany’s World Cup protest on Sunday by holding pictures of former Germany player Mesut Özil while covering their mouths during the match against Spain.
A group of fans held copies of a hand-drawn sketch of Özil, while others showed pictures of him in action for Germany.
The clearly coordinated display was apparently in response to Germany players’ gesture on Wednesday, when they covered their mouths to protest against FIFA following the governing body’s clampdown on the “One Love” armband. That gesture was a response to FIFA’s effective nixing of seven European teams’ plans to wear armbands that were seen as a rebuke to host nation Qatar and its human rights record.
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Qatari fans appeared Sunday to reference Germany’s own questionable treatment of Özil, the former player who quit the national team after becoming a target of racist abuse and a scapegoat for Germany’s early World Cup exit in 2018.
Özil, a German-born descendant of Turkish immigrants, accused the country's soccer federation, fans and media of racism in their treatment of people with Turkish roots.
“I am German when we win, but I am an immigrant when we lose,” Özil said at the time.
The abuse started before the 2018 World Cup when Özil and Germany teammate Ilkay Gündogan posed for photographs with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Gündogan also has a Turkish family background. He was subsequently jeered by German supporters during a World Cup warmup game.
The abuse of Özil, in particular, increased after the tournament, helped by incendiary statements from Germany team manager Oliver Bierhoff and the federation president at the time, Reinhard Grindel.
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Grindel later said he should have given Özil more support.
After playing in Sunday’s game at Al Bayt Stadium, which Germany and Spain drew 1-1, Gündogan said he just wanted to focus on soccer from now on.
“Honestly, my point of view is: now the politics are finished,” Gündogan said. “The country of Qatar is very proud to host the World Cup, also the first Muslim country, and I come from a Muslim family. So the Muslim community is proud. So I think now it’s just about football.”
FIFA World Cup 2022: Germany earn crucial late draw against Spain
Germany forward Niclas Füllkrug salvaged a 1-1 draw against Spain on Sunday at the World Cup.
The Germans still need to win their last group match to have a chance of advancing to the knockout stage. The four-time champions were eliminated in the group stage four years ago in Russia.
Germany will next face Costa Rica, which defeated Japan 1-0 earlier Sunday. Even a win may not be enough for the Germans, who are in last place in Group E and need the other result to go their way.
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Spain can reach the last 16 with a draw against Japan.
Álvaro Morata put Spain ahead in the 62nd minute and Füllkrug equalized for Germany in the 83rd.
The match between the pre-tournament favorites was one of the most anticipated in the group stage.
Spain tried to control the pace of the game with ball possession but wasn’t able to create many opportunities, while Germany was able to threaten sporadically with breakaways and set pieces.
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England players' wives, girlfriends spend £20,000 at Qatar cruise liner party
Wives and girlfriends of England's top players reportedly toasted the Three Lions' 6-2 victory over Iran in their 2022 World Cup opener on a posh Qatar cruise liner ship, their home during the tournament.
Harry Maguire's wife Fern, Jordan Pickford's partner Megan Davison, Kyle Walker's wife Annie Kilner, and Jack Grealish's girlfriend Sasha Attwood were in the group that allegedly partied with champagne and cocktails priced at $250 each and sang karaoke tunes while spending £20,000 in one go.
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"They're on a premium drinks package whilst on board the cruise liner," a source told The Sun. It was all reportedly paid for before they arrived in Qatar.
The luxury cruise liner is docked in Doha for the duration of the World Cup. The group on the luxury cruise ship is among the nearly 7,000 people who have paid more than £6,000 for top-class accommodation during the tournament.
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Qatar cruise liner ship includes a 643ft outdoor promenade, 14 ocean-view whirlpools, 13 dining venues, spa, wellness centre, thermal baths, a beauty salon, gym and more than 30 bars and cafes, as well as the tallest slide on any ship in the world, according to The Sun.
FIFA World Cup 2022: Croatia down Canada 4-1
Andrej Kramaric scored a pair of goals and Croatia crushed Canada’s hopes of advancing at its first World Cup in 36 years with a 4-1 victory on Sunday.
Alphonso Davies scored Canada’s first-ever World Cup goal seconds into the match but the team’s trip to soccer’s biggest tournament will end on Thursday against Morocco, the Group F leaders after a surprise 2-0 victory over Belgium earlier in the day.
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Marko Livaja and Lovro Majer also scored for Croatia, the runner-up to France at the 2018 World Cup in Russia. Captain Luka Modric, 37, was still looking for his first goal of the tournament in what is likely his final World Cup.
Morocco went to the top of Group F with its first win at a World Cup since 1998. But the victory meant that the Canadians needed a win against Croatia for a chance to reach the knockout stage.
What happened to Morocco's first-choice GK before kickoff v Belgium?
Morocco goalkeeper Yassine Bounou mysteriously disappeared before kickoff of his team’s shocking 2-0 World Cup win over Belgium on Sunday.
Bounou lined up with the Morocco team for the national anthems and then went to speak to coach Walid Regragui, who embraced him and turned to speak to his reserve keeper. Munir El Kajoui then ran onto the field in time to be included in the pre-match team photo and didn’t allow a goal as Morocco beat second-ranked Belgium.
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Regragui cleared up the mystery swap after the match.
“He came to me (after the anthems), he didn’t feel right and he asked if we should substitute him,” Regragui said.
The 31-year-old Bounou, who was born in Canada, is Morocco’s No. 1 goalkeeper and plays for Spanish club Sevilla. He played in Morocco’s 0-0 draw with Croatia in the opening round of group games.
World Cup 2022: Brazil take on Switzerland without Neymar
There’s no Neymar facing Switzerland at the World Cup on Monday.
Just Richarlison. And Vinicius Junior. And Raphinha. And Rodrygo. And all the rest of the star-laden options in a deep and talented Brazilian squad lacking its most famous player.
“Each and every one is super skilled, even the center backs and goalkeeper,” Switzerland coach Murat Yakin said Sunday, describing the Brazil players. “They are here to get the title. That’s almost a must for them.”
Neymar’s ankle injury, suffered in a 2-0 win over hard-tackling Serbia on Thursday, is likely to keep the Brazil No. 10 out of action for the rest of the Group G games.
The spotlight was already shining brightly on No. 9 Richarlison after a stellar, scissor-kick shot for his second goal against the Serbs.
Yakin certainly appreciated what was perhaps the standout individual moment of the first week in Qatar.
“Absolutely, that’s why we love football, why we watch it, to see such goals,” he said in comments translated from German.
ADVERTISEMENTBrazil coach Tite spoke of the different routes to goal his team has without Neymar.
“Maybe we’ll see a feint or dribble from Vini, maybe we’ll see creativity when finishing a play from Richarlison or a header from Pedro,” he said.
“This will come up because they have that creativity,” Tite said. “It’s impressive how calm they can be to do things even under all this pressure.”
Still, Switzerland knew how to stop the Brazil attack when Neymar was playing at the 2018 World Cup, which the teams opened by playing to a 1-1 draw.
“They are very difficult to win against,” said Marquinhos, now a starter in central defense who watched the 2018 draw from the bench in Russia.
Some of Europe’s best teams have also found the Swiss a tough out in the past 18 months.
Switzerland beat Portugal and Spain in the Nations League this year. Last year, the Swiss eliminated world champion France in the European Championship and advanced to Qatar by finishing above Euro 2020 winner Italy in their World Cup qualifying group.
“We’ve been challenged by great teams and we’ve been able to score,” said forward Xherdan Shaqiri, who is playing in his fourth World Cup, a Swiss record. “If we score a goal I think we can completely change the game.”
Shaqiri laid on the pass for Breel Embolo to score the only goal in a 1-0 win against Cameroon that opened the group on Thursday. The Swiss did just enough to take the three points against its expected weakest opponent.
Top-ranked Brazil must make a second enforced change with Éder Militão or Dani Alves available to replace Danilo, who like Neymar was injured against Serbia.
Tite said he had decided on his lineup but would not share it ahead of Monday evening. Serbia faces Cameroon earlier in the day.
Switzerland will be without Noah Okafor, the Salzburg forward who has been a favored speedy option from the bench late in games.
US Soccer's gesture of support for Iranian protesters
The U.S. Soccer Federation briefly displayed Iran’s national flag on social media without the emblem of the Islamic Republic, saying the move supported protesters in Iran ahead of the two nations’ World Cup match Tuesday.
Iran’s government reacted by accusing America of removing the name of God from its national flag.
The USSF decision added yet-another political firestorm to the Middle East’s first World Cup, one organizers had hoped would be spared of off-the-field controversies.
It occurred as the U.S. prepared to face Iran on Tuesday in a decisive World Cup match, which was already freighted by the decades of enmity between the countries and the nationwide protests challenging Tehran’s theocratic government.
The USSF said in a statement Sunday morning it decided to forego the official flag on social media accounts to show “support for the women in Iran fighting for basic human rights.”
The Twitter account of the U.S. men’s team displayed a banner with the squad’s matches in the group stage, with the Iranian flag only bearing its green, white and red colors. The same was seen in a post on its Facebook and Instagram accounts laying out the point totals so far in its group.
By Sunday afternoon, the normal flag with the emblem had been restored in the Twitter banner and the Facebook and Instagram posts with the altered flag had been removed.
“We wanted to show our support for the women in Iran with our graphic for 24 hours,” the federation said.
Federation spokesman Neil Buethe would not say whether the original decision had been cleared by USSF President Cindy Parlow Cone, a former national team player.
“This was a decision within the federation,” he said. “I’m not going to get into who knew and who didn’t.”
Asked whether there had been discussions with diplomatic entities, Buethe said: “There have been at certain times. I’m not going to talk about those, but, again, this is our decision not anyone else’s or pressure from anyone else.”
The USSF displayed the official Iranian flag in a graphic showing Group B standings on its website.
The brief absence of the emblem came as monthslong demonstrations challenged Iran’s government following the Sept. 16 death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, who had been detained by the country’s morality police.
The protests have seen at least 450 people killed since they started, as well as over 18,000 arrested, according to Human Rights Activists in Iran, an advocacy group following the demonstrations.
Iran has not released casualty or arrest figures for months and alleges without providing evidence that the protests have been fomented by its enemies abroad, including the U.S.
Tehran also restricts media access and has detained over 63 reporters and photographers since the demonstrations began, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, making covering the unrest that much more difficult.
Iran’s mission to the United Nations and its soccer federation did not respond to a request for comment from The Associated Press. As comments raged online, Iranian state television described the U.S. federation as “removing the symbol of Allah” from the Iranian flag.
Iran’s semiofficial ISNA news agency quoted Safiollah Fagahanpour, an adviser to the Iranian Football Federation, saying that the “measures taken regarding the Islamic Republic of Iran flag are against the law” of FIFA competitions.
“They must be held responsible,” Fagahanpour said. “Obviously they want to affect Iran’s performance against the U.S by doing this.”
The Islamic Republic emblem, designed in 1980, is four curves with a sword between them. It represents the Islamic saying: “There is no god but God.” It also resembles a tulip or lotus.
At the top and the bottom of the flag, there are 22 inscriptions of “God is Great” as well, which honors the date on the Persian calendar when the Islamic Revolution took hold.
The flag has become a point of contention at the World Cup. Apparent pro-government supporters have waved it, shouting at those demonstrating over Amini’s death. Others at matches have waved Iran’s lion and sun flag, an emblem of its former ruler, the late Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.
More security forces could be seen at Iran’s last match against Wales. In the capital Tehran, anti-riot police — the same ones cracking down on protests — waved the Iranian flag after the Wales win, angering demonstrators.
North Zone win Bangladesh Cricket League one-dayers title
Riding on a fifty of Fazle Mahmud and 44 of Akbar Ali, BCB North Zone beat BCB South Zone by three runs in the final of the Bangladesh Cricket League (BCL) one-dayers Sunday at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium.
North Zone batted first and posted 244 for eight, with Fazle Mahmud top-scoring 65. Mahmudullah Riyad also scored 39 for them.
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Shoriful Islam, who took three wickets, was the best bowler for South Zone. Mehidy Hasan Miraz, captain of South Zone, took two wickets.
South Zone were restricted to 241 for nine and lost the match by three runs in reply. Anamul Haque Bijoy and Nasir Hossain hit a fifty each for them, but that was not enough to avoid a defeat.
Slow left-arm spinner Rakibul Hasan bagged four wickets for North Zone.
Along with the finalists, BCB Central Zone and Islami Bank East Zone also participated in this event.
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Mohammad Naim of BCB South Zone ended the league as the best batter. He scored 210 runs with a century. Fazle Mahmud is right behind him, scoring 192 runs. Nasir Hossain, Mahmudullah, and Naeem Islam are behind them, scoring 163, 152, and 132, respectively.
Mehidy became the best bowler, taking 10 wickets. Mohammad Saifuddin took nine wickets, Mahedi Hasan, Shoriful Islam, and Rakibul Hasan took 8, 7, and 6 wickets, respectively.