Amazing Stat Tips Brazil to Win 2022 FIFA World Cup As Knockout Stage Begins in Qatar

• Brazil has been tipped to win a sixth World Cup title as history favours the South American giants to emerge as champions in Qatar
• Brazil who have qualified for the round of 16, suffered their first defeat of the 2022 FIFA World Cup against Cameroon on Friday, December 2
• The five-time World Champions are set to face South Korea in the round of 16 after sealing the top spot in Group G

Brazil’s 20-year wait to win another World Cup title could be set to come to an end as history backs the Selecao to emerge as champions of the 2022 edition in Qatar.

The Selecao finished as Group G winners with 6 points after managing two wins from their 3 group matches, with Cameroon handing Tite’s team their only defeat so far in the competition.

According to Marca, Brazil has gone on to win the World Cup every time no team has won all their group stage games as history favours Tite’s men for another title.

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Brazil, France, and Portugal, the three teams in Qatar 2022 that had two victories to their names, all dropped their third games to Cameroon, Tunisia, and South Korea, respectively.

Brazil last won the FIFA World Cup 20 years ago when they defeated Germany 2-0 in the final with Ronaldo Nazario scoring both goals for the South American giants.

Brazil sweating on Neymar's fitness

Meanwhile, Neymar is training with a ball for the first time as he races against time to be fit for Brazil's World Cup match against South Korea, Goal reports.

Neymar was injured by a particularly strong challenge and hasn't played since in Brazil's World Cup opener against Serbia.

With Brazil’s last group stage game on Friday, the Paris Saint-Germain attacker's participation in their round of 16 match against South Korea is still in doubt due to his injury.

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Trouble for Brazil as Jesus is out of Qatar

Earlier, Sports Brief reported Brazil has landed into serious trouble at the 2022 World Cup as Arsenal forward Gabriel Jesus will now miss the rest of the tournament after sustaining an injury.

The former Man City star started for Brazil in their 1-0 defeat to Cameroon on Friday, but was substituted shortly after the hour mark.

Brazil's team doctor Rodrigo Lasmar revealed after the match that there were injury worries over both Jesus and Alex Telles.