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Friendly International06/06/2026, 10:00 PM

Brazil – Egypt2 : 1

Why the model thinks so

Brazil
1.90
Total xG
3.24
Egypt
1.34
Expected goals from our model, before kickoff

How the model gets there: each factor adds goals to or takes goals from one team's expected goals.

FactorBrazilEgypt
Attack strength (1.84x league average)+1.12
Attack strength (1.46x league average)−1.04
Small sample (3 matches), regression to mean+1.03
Defensive strength (0.4 conceded vs 1.1 league avg)−0.68
Small sample (2 matches), regression to mean−0.62
High-scoring league (2.9 goals/match)+0.36+0.36
Standings disadvantage (pos 35 vs 6, 29 places gap)−0.24
3 clean sheets in last 5 matches−0.15
Rising form (2 vs 1.5 season average)+0.14
Standings advantage (pos 6 vs 35, 29 places gap)+0.13
3 of last 5 matches with 2+ goals (2.6 goals/match)+0.06
3 of last 5 matches with 0-1 goals (1.6 goals/match)+0.02
Zizo on the bench (1 goals, 1 assists)
Full strength squad available

Key factors

  • Favorite status: The mathematical analysis predicts a home win for Brazil with 49%
  • Offensive strength: Brazil averages 3.33 goals per home game and recently had an average of 6.4 shots on target
  • Egypt's defense: Egypt has conceded an average of 0.00 goals per game this season and achieved 3 clean sheets

Risks

  • Limited data available for head-to-head matches

All probabilities

Result
Brazil49%
Draw25%
Egypt26%
Double chance
Brazil or draw74%
Egypt or draw51%
No draw75%
Goals
Over 1.585%
Under 1.515%
Over 2.563%
Under 2.537%
Over 3.541%
Under 3.559%
Both teams score
Yes64%
No36%

Most likely scores

1:1
11%
2:1
9%
2:0
7%
1:2
7%
2:2
6%

The Lab

Patterns our system found in the data.

  1. Brazil: first goal in 5 of 7 games (71%)
  2. Egypt: first goal in 5 of 7 games (71%)
  3. Egypt with Emam Ashour: 1.8 goals/game. Without: 0.5 goals/game (4 of 6 games)
  4. Brazil: 3 consecutive games with 3+ goals (last 7 games)
  5. Brazil with Douglas Santos: 3.8 goals/game. Without: 1.7 goals/game (4 of 7 games)

Lineups

Brazil 4-4-2 · Egypt 4-2-3-1

Brazil
  • 1 A. Becker
  • 4 M. Aoás Corrêa
  • 24 R. Ibañez da Silva
  • 16 D. dos Santos Justino de Melo
  • 5 C. Casimiro
  • 8 B. Guimarães Rodriguez Moura
  • 2 W. França Lima
  • 20 L. Tolentino Coelho de Lima
  • 11 Raphinha
  • 7 V. Júnior
  • 25 Thiago
Egypt
  • 23 M. Shobeir
  • 3 M. Hany Eldemerdash
  • 2 Y. Ibrahim El Hanafi
  • 14 H. Fathi
  • 13 A. Aboel Fettoh
  • 17 M. Lasheen
  • 19 M. Attia
  • 12 H. Hassan
  • 11 M. Zaki Abdelraouf
  • 7 M. Hassan
  • 22 O. Marmoush
Substitutes
  • 19 E. Moreira de Sousa
  • 9 M. Carneiro Da Cunha
  • 3 G. dos Santos Magalhães
  • 22 G. Martinelli Silva
  • 14 G. Bremer Silva Nascimento
  • 23 E. Santana de Moraes
  • 26 R. Rocha
  • 17 F. Tavares
  • 13 D. da Silva
  • 6 A. Lobo Silva
  • 21 L. Rosa da Silva
  • 12 W. Pereira da Silva
  • 18 D. dos Santos de Oliveira
  • 15 L. Pereira
  • 6 M. Abdelmonem
  • 10 M. Salah
  • 20 I. Adel
  • 18 N. Emad
  • 24 T. Alaa
  • 16 A. Soliman
  • 26 M. Alaa
  • 21 M. Saber
  • 4 H. Abdelmaguid
  • 8 E. Ashour
  • 1 M. El Shenawy
  • 5 R. Rabia
  • 25 A. Sayed
  • 15 K. Ramadan Seif El Din
  • 9 H. Abdel Karim

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