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Croatia are next up for Brazil as both sides target the 2022 FIFA World Cup semifinals. What's their head-to-head record like?

A reminder: All moneyline bets in soccer are for regulation time only, regardless of competition. The underdogs then pushed for an equaliser, before a 90th-minute goal from Oscar embellished the five-time champions' win. Brazil vs Croatia head to head The Sporting News weighs the contest up. Brazil vs Croatia history Who have the bookmakers decided are going to win this one?

Brazil look to shake their recent World Cup quarterfinal slump as they face Croatia at the 2022 tournament in Qatar, having lost three of their last four ...

This quarterfinal match between Croatia and Brazil will be played at the Education City Stadium. The over is a slight favorite in this game thanks to the threat of Brazil's attacking trio, but Croatia are better defensively than South Korea. Croatia are excellent defensively, but against this tireless Brazil attack, will eventually cave. Prior to that stretch, Brazil were 7W-1L-2D in the quarterfinals all time. Three draws to just one victory have proven Croatia are adept at scraping by against inferior opponents, but aside from the spectacular tournament by goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic and Josko Gvardiol, this squad has not exactly impressed. He did everything but assist a goal vs South Korea, playing a more influential role with Neymar working his way back from injury. Brazil have a number of injuries to worry about. Meanwhile, oddsmakers don't think Croatia can find a way through the Brazil backline, which has conceded just two goals all tournament, one of those coming in the group-stage finale against Cameroon with their second-choice lineup deployed. have proven a tough nut to crack, with just one loss through their last 11 World Cup matches, coming in the 2018 final vs France. The impressive win over South Korea, meanwhile, put to bed any doubts of Brazil's ceiling in Qatar. A reminder: All moneyline bets in soccer are for regulation time only, regardless of competition. They qualified for the quarterfinal by beating Japan on penalties.

Brazil and Croatia meet for the third time in FIFA World Cup history on Friday (9 December). Discover the two teams' shared history.

As well as Neymar, they can call upon Vinicius Jr, Raphinha and Richarlison - that’s without mentioning the array of talent they have on the bench. Of the four previous meetings between Croatia and Brazil, who holds the upper hand? 20-year-old Joško Gvardiol now partners him at the back, and is having a standout tournament up until this point. Vinicius Jr, Neymar, Richarlison and Lucas Paqueta were all on the scoresheet as Tite’s side ran rampant in the first 45 minutes. The 2018’s runners-up won on penalties, with keeper Dominik Livaković the hero after saving three. World at their Feet