Brazil qualified for the quarterfinals of the World Cup after defeating Switzerland with a clean sheet in the second round of Group G matches.

With this victory, Brazil, the five-time defending champion, confirmed its worthiness at the top of its group, which includes Switzerland in second place, then Serbia and Cameroon at the bottom of the group.

Despite the absence of the two stars Neymar and Danilo due to injury, the samba team managed to win its second consecutive victory in the World Cup organized by Qatar, after the Serbia match, which ended with Brazil winning 2-0.

The center player Casemiro scored Brazil's goal in the far corner of the Swiss goal in the 83rd minute of the match, which was held at the 974th stadium.

Video technology canceled a goal for Brazil scored by striker Vinicius Junior in the 64th minute of the match.

The Swiss team faced pressure most of the time of the match, and did not pose a significant attacking threat to the opponent, without shooting a single ball at his goal.

The match seemed headed towards a goalless draw, where caution prevailed at the beginning, before Casemiro, who proved his worth from the heart of the defense despite his team's abundance of attackers.

The samba team adopted a quick-pass tactic before substitute Rodrigo gifted a through pass to Casemiro, who hit the ball with the back of the foot into the far corner of the Swiss goalkeeper Sommer.

On the other hand, as the match progressed, the Swiss team abandoned its cautious defensive stance, but without the ability to reach the Brazilian team's goal.