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Monday, June 28th 2010
Kick Off : 19:30 BST
Venue : Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg – South Africa

The World Cup round of 16 fixture between Brazil and Chile will take place at the Ellis Park Stadium on Monday 28th June 2010, kick-off set for 7:30 PM. Chile is the side that has become synonymous with the beautiful game, playing a unique brand of free-flowing attacking football and the fact is that this approach have earned lavish compliments for their gung-ho style. The squad usually forms in a bold 3-3-1-3 structure and in the other hand the critics have bemoaned the pragmatic approach of Brazilian coach Dunga. However, the history suggests that it is the Scratch who will advance to the last eight round.

While Brazil can sometimes struggle against sides that ‘park the bus’ in front of goal, as we saw against Portugal on Friday, they can be quite devastating against more courageous teams. That is exactly what happened in their two World Cup qualifiers fixtures against Chile, with Brazil winning by a score of 3-0 in Santiago and 4-2 in the reverse fixture. Those two victories extended Brazil’s winning streak against the Chileans to seven consecutive matches.
Brazil will receive a boost from the return of Kaka, back from one game suspension, to replace Julio Baptista in midfield.

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Chile will welcome back holding midfielder Carlos Carmona and playmaker Matias Fernandez to the line-up after a suspension the result of receiving two yellow cards.

Chilean goalkeeper Claudio Bravo is the side’s captain and Chile have put their trust in the hands of Bravo. But his noted and grave error in allowing David Villa score for Spain in the final group game, has clouded an otherwise impressive series of displays against the opposing sides. The truth is that he must guard against any new mistakes in Johannesburg on Monday when he and his depleted defensive line will face the potential champions of the tournament, the traditionally dangerous Brazil which can inflict a considerable amount of pain to Chile.

The numbers shows that in the World Cup qualifiers, Chile lost twice against Brazil and in the two games Bravo and his men conceded seven goals some of them the result of his personal errors and while Brazil have not been as successful in front of goal thus far in this South Africa World Cup, the skilled Luis Fabiano has looked their most dangerous striker, with two goals against Ivory Coast although one of them created with the aid of his hand, in a bad call by the referee of that fixture. He and the likes of Kaka will try to end the Chilean adventure.

My prediction: 2-2