Brazil v Mexico World Cup Betting Odds

Brazil v Mexico World Cup betting odds had Brazil as the 1/3 favorite, Mexico as the huge 10/1 underdog and the Draw coming in at 4/1.

63% of the bets are coming in on Brazil at the European bookmakers while North American facing Bookmaker.eu is seeing nearly 71% of the action coming in on Mexico. 

Brazil and Mexico are meeting for the fourth time at the World Cup. The Seleção have won their three previous meetings with a combined score of 11-0.

Brazil and Mexico last met in the 2013 Confederations Cup, at the same venue as this game, the Estadio Castelao in Fortaleza. Luiz Felipe Scolari's men won 2-0 thanks to goals from Neymar and Jô.

Mexico have only beaten the Seleção once on Brazilian soil. It was on 31 October 1968 in a friendly (2-1).

Mexico have only won one of their 11 games at the World Cup against South American sides (2-1 v Ecuador in 2002), drawing two and losing eight.

Neymar has scored 33 goals in only 50 appearances for Brazil and has six in his last four appearances for the Seleção.

Brazil have lost just one of their 34 World Cup matches in the first round/group stages of the World Cup since 1970 (W27 D6) - this came in a 1-2 defeat to Norway in their final group game of 1998 (but they had already qualified for the next stage).

The Seleção are now unbeaten in 38 successive matches in Brazil, with their last defeat coming against Paraguay (0-1in a friendly) in August 2002.

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