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Croatia vs Brazil soccer history: Head-to-head before Qatar 2022 game

Croatia and Brazil will be the protagonists of the first of the quarterfinal duels of Qatar 2022. It is a duel with a lot of history, and here we will tell you everything about the head-to-head of these teams.

Luka Modric of Croatia tackles Neymar of Brazil during the 2014 FIFA World Cup
© Buda Mendes/Getty ImagesLuka Modric of Croatia tackles Neymar of Brazil during the 2014 FIFA World Cup

The quarterfinals of Qatar 2022 will have a duel between two historic teams from the World Cups:Croatia and Brazil,a match that has a lot of history, and here we will tell you everything about the head-to-head of these teams. Remember that you can see this game in the United States through FuboTV (free trial).

The Brazilian team is one of the great favorites to win this World Cup. Especially after the great level shown in the round of 16 game against South Korea, where they practically did not allow the Koreans to react. They are favorites to win this game, although they must prove it with their performance.

The last runners-ups, Croatia,are eager to repeat what was done in Russia 2018. Many players of this Croatian golden generation are already of advanced ages, so this World Cup may be the last for any of them. Undoubtedly they will seek to say goodbye in the best way, and what better than a victory against Brazil to go to the semifinals with France or England.

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Croatia and Brazil head-to-head

In history, these two rivals have met four times, and in all of them Croatia have failed to win. There were 3 victories for Brazil and 1 draw. Of those four games, 2 were in World Cups and both were won by the Brazilians in Germany 2006 (1-0) and Brazil 2014 (3-1).

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