Brazil
CONMEBOL · Group C · FIFA Ranking #6
Team Info
| FIFA Code | BRA |
| Coach | Carlo Ancelotti |
| Confederation | CONMEBOL |
| Group | Group C |
| FIFA Ranking | #6 |
Group Teams
Brazil
Morocco
Scotland
Haiti
Match Schedule
Brazil
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Morocco
Brazil
vs
Haiti
Scotland
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Brazil
📺 Where to watch in Brazil
Tournament Outlook
A new era dawns for Brazilian football under Carlo Ancelotti, one of the most decorated managers in club football history. Vinícius Jr. headlines the attack alongside Rodrygo and the explosive teenager Endrick, bringing a blend of flair and clinical finishing. Five World Cup titles give the Seleção an unmatched tournament DNA — they know how to perform when the stakes are highest. The midfield pairing of Bruno Guimarães and Lucas Paquetá provides both steel and creativity, while Marquinhos anchors the defense with Champions League-level composure. The South American qualifying campaign showed renewed cohesion and fighting spirit after the 2022 disappointment. With a favorable group draw and Ancelotti's tactical acumen, Brazil are primed for a deep run and a sixth star on their jersey.
Key Players
World Cup History
All-Time World Cup Record
Brazil hold the most storied record in World Cup history. The Seleção is the only nation to have played in every tournament since 1930 — a streak of 22 consecutive appearances — and their five titles (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002) remain a competition record. Pelé won three of them in 1958, 1962 and 1970, the only player ever to lift the trophy three times, while the 1970 squad is widely regarded as the greatest team ever assembled. Brazil have reached the final seven times and lead all nations in career goals scored. Their dark moments are equally famous: the "Maracanazo" defeat to Uruguay in 1950 on home soil, and the 7–1 semifinal loss to Germany at Belo Horizonte in 2014.