[OFFICIAL/TV]* — Venezuela vs Brazil LiVe 𝐒𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐦𝐬 FrEe BrOaDcAsT oN TV Guide & 𝕊𝕥𝕣𝕖𝕒𝕞𝕚𝕟𝕘 14 November 2024

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Brazil is back, and they're bringing the Samba magic to Maturin this Thursday as they face Venezuela in a World Cup qualifying showdown. After a strong October run, the Seleção will look to keep the momentum rolling as they step into this David vs. Goliath battle in CONMEBOL.

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As the anticipation builds for the Venezuela vs Brazil clash, fans are eager to witness these two teams battle it out in the decisive rounds of the 2026 qualifiers. This encounter is pivotal for both nations as they seek to solidify their standing in the competition.

Brazil are currently placed 4th in the qualifiers points table with 16 points in 10 matches. Dorival Junior's side has stormed back into the mix with two victories in last month's qualifiers, with 2-1 victory over Chile and 4-0 win over Peru respectively. Venezuela made a decent start to their campaign but they are winless in their last five matches, which has slipped them to 8th position in the table.

Venezuela’s last double Matchday in World Cup qualifying proved disappointing, as they managed only a single point from two games, dropping them out of the playoff zone despite a commendable draw against Argentina on Matchday 10. Now, the Vinotinto squad is aiming to bounce back.

On the other hand, Brazil are riding high after securing all six points in their last two matches, significantly boosting their standing. However, they’re aware the road ahead demands consistency, with a strong emphasis on locking down three points each match and, crucially, establishing a clear playing style.

Initially, Venezuela showed promise in the CONMEBOL qualifying campaign but has since faltered, currently languishing in eighth place. Opposing them, Brazil has encountered its own set of challenges, having suffered four defeats, leaving the national team’s manager, Dorival Júnior, under pressure. With rumours swirling around the potential appointment of Pep Guardiola, the stakes are high for the visitors.

Brazil's roster is filled with exceptional talent, including the electrifying Vinicius Junior, capable of turning the tide in any match. Nevertheless, Venezuela is not to be underestimated; they recently held Argentina to a 1-1 draw, showcasing their competitive spirit. With key players like Lucas Paquetá and a memorable run to the Copa America quarter-finals, Venezuela has proven they can rise to the occasion.
Brazil stands alone as the only nation to have competed in every single World Cup since the tournament began. In contrast, Venezuela remains the only CONMEBOL country still striving for its first-ever World Cup appearance.

The stakes couldn't be higher for Venezuela — they're itching to shake things up and snag that elusive spot in the big dance. It will be tough against the star-studded Brazilians, but they will look for an upset on Thursday.

Brazil, of course, brings the heat with talents like Neymar, Vinícius Jr., and more of the game's elite, ready to flex their offensive might. And after a series of promising wins, they're more than ready to add another one to their tally.

But don't sleep on Venezuela just yet; they've shown resilience in qualifiers before and have been known to surprise on home turf.

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