Brazil Possible Line-up for Switzerland

Brazil head coach has settled on his choices for today's game against Switzerland in the World Cup.

"Each and everyone 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.

Brazil 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.

Brazil possible line-up is as follows: 

Alisson; Militão, Marquinhos, Thiago Silva, Alex Sandro; Paquetà, Casemiro; Raphinha, Rodrygo, Vinícius Júnior; Richarlison.