Cameroon vs Brazil Prediction & Betting Tips - World Cup

Cameroon have a daunting task here, and despite their impressive comeback against Serbia, they go into this game as the underdogs. The bookies have offered odds of 12 for a Cameroon win while Brazil, who have already secured passage to the next stage of the competition have odds of 1.35 for a win and a draw has odds of 6.5.

Cameroon had an impressive comeback in their last game to draw 3-3 with Serbia. The West African nation scored first but went to the break trailing 2-1 before Serbia added a third early in the second half. While it looked done and dusted for the Indomitable Lions, coach Rigobert Song sent in Vincent Aboubacar, who instantly announced his presence with a goal and an assist after marginally beating the Serbia offside trap on both occasions. The point earned was welcome but they have now gone winless in the last six matches and they have just one clean sheet in the last 10 matches. Twice in the last five matches, Cameroon have failed to score, while both teams have scored in three of their last five matches. They aren’t the strongest in attack though, having scored more than a goal in just one of their last seven matches. Seven of Cameroon’s last 10 matches have produced under 2.5 goals and in competitive action they have managed just four wins in 10 matches. At the World Cup they are winless in the last nine matches, only managing one draw and they have failed to score in three of five World Cup games. Cameroon will be meeting Brazil for the third time in a FIFA World Cup game, in the earlier two, they lost. Brazil, on the other hand, come into this game straight from a hard fought 1-0 win over Switzerland, which was their ninth straight win and 17th unbeaten game. In their last 17 matches, Brazil have registered 14 wins, and they have four clean sheets in the last five matches. In the last 10 matches, Brazil have let in just three goals and have won without conceding five of their last six matches at the World Cup. In three of their last four matches, Brazil have scored two or more goals. In competitive matches, Brazil have posted seven wins in the last 10, with eight clean sheets, while in five meetings with Cameroon, they have four wins and a loss.