Betting Tips
When Brazil plays Uruguay in Montevideo on Tuesday night in their 2026 World Cup qualifying group, they will be looking to get back to winning ways. The visitors come into the game fresh from a 1-1 tie with Venezuela, and Uruguay also shared the points from their previous match, a 2-2 draw in Barranquilla with Colombia.
Uruguay vs Brazil
When Brazil plays Uruguay in Montevideo on Wednesday night, they will be attempting to get back to winning ways in their 2026 World Cup qualifying group. The visitors will be coming off a 1-1 tie with Venezuela, and Uruguay also shared the points from their previous game in Barranquilla, where they drew 2-2 with Colombia.
However, the Sky Blues’ performance in the 2022 competition in Qatar was disappointing, as they were eliminated in the group stage, a first since 2002. With three 2026 World Cup qualifiers completed, Marcelo Bielsa’s team has won one, drawn one, and lost one. With four points overall, they are currently in fourth place in the table, five points behind leaders Argentina and three behind second-place Brazil before the next round of matches.
There is no risk of South American teams qualifying for Brazil in 2026, given that at least six of them will be competing in that tournament. But Fernando Diniz, the temporary coach, is becoming well-known for his unconventional tactical style. He, along with the supporters from Brazil, will be anticipating a reaction from Uruguay.
Despite the fact that Uruguay is currently second in the qualifying area, Bielsa is probably going to make changes for the match. The team has not disclosed any new injury concerns following their draw with Colombia.
Following their impressive bench debuts against Colombia, Cristian and Mathias Olivera may now be considered for starting positions.
Verdict
In eight of the previous ten home games in all competitions, Uruguay was undefeated. Remember that they lost those games against Iran and Argentina, the WC champions. In the meantime, Brazil had won seven of their previous ten road games. Brazil has ample reason to be favored to win on Tuesday because they have not lost a game against Uruguay at this location since 2001.
Uruguay began their World Cup campaign with a 3-1 home victory over Chile, and after three games, they have four points. This puts them in the running to qualify for the tournament. After a poor World Cup, the hosts have enjoyed a prolific year, scoring in six of their seven games in 2023.
Uruguay has conceded four goals in their first three qualifying matches this year, with their lone clean sheet coming against Cuba. Given that both sides have scored in five of Brazil’s last six games, a repeat is the best wager for this matchup in Montevideo.
Tip: Brazil to Win / BTTS (YES)
Brazil to win – ❌
BTTS – ❌
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