Brazil end World Cup qualifiers with dismal away form | OneFootball

Brazil's performance in the 2026 World Cup Qualifiers fell far short of what fans had hoped for. The qualification for the World Cup came with a campaign full of ups and downs, a result of various structural problems in the work developed by the CBF (Brazilian Football Confederation), with three different coaches during the campaign. Away from home, the national team became an easy prey for its rivals.

Less than 30% of the points

The setback against the Bolivians this Tuesday was the conclusion of Brazil's nightmare playing on their rivals' turf. As a visitor in the Qualifiers, Brazil had 2 wins, 2 draws, and 5 losses, a performance of only 29.6%. It was the sixth best away performance in the competition, ahead of Bolivia, Venezuela, Peru, and Chile.

Negative balance

In the 9 matches outside Brazil, the team scored 6 goals and conceded 12. The two victories came precisely against the two worst teams in the competition: Peru and Chile. Against Ecuador and Venezuela, the Brazilian team managed at least a draw. But they suffered defeats against Argentina, Uruguay, Colombia, Paraguay, and Bolivia.

Brazil's campaign

Recall the matches of the Brazilian team as a visitor in the Qualifiers:

Overall campaign of Brazil

The Brazilian team suffered its worst campaign in the round-robin Qualifiers since the format was adopted, finishing in fifth place. There were 8 wins, 4 draws, and 6 losses, with 28 points.

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