World Cup Group G Predictions, Betting Tips and Odds – Brazil, Switzerland, Serbia & Cameroon

With the 2022 Qatar World Cup fast approaching, football fans are set for what promises to be one of the most unique tournaments in history. While the English game might have become famous for their stacked winter schedule, it will instead be the Middle East that steals all of the headlines this year.

As Qatar prepares to open proceedings when they meet Ecuador on November 20th, we’re treated to wall-to-wall action with multiple fixtures on a daily basis.

However, while the host nation might find themselves in Group A, it is Group G that contains the pre-tournament favourites and South American powerhouses Brazil. On paper appearing to be one of the standout World Cup quartets, how exactly will Group G play out come November?

With betting fans also treated to a string of lucrative betting markets this year, we have created your ultimate Group G preview.

 

The Latest Group G Betting Odds

With football fans bracing themselves for a month of non-stop international action, our tipsters want to make sure that you get all the best betting odds from Group G. We have searched through all the leading bookmakers that offer punters the best bang for their buck.

Listed below you can find all of the best pre-tournament odds from Group G that are worth backing. All you need to do is click on the bet that you want to play, sign-up and away you go.

Brazil – 4/9 with William Hill

Switzerland – 9/2 with Bet365

Serbia – 11/2 with Coral

Cameroon – 14/1 with Ladbrokes

 

Group G Outright Betting

In the midst of what has been an extended purple patch ahead of their trip out to Qatar, most fans would expect Brazil to cruise their way out of Group G without breaking much of a sweat. However, while the South American icons might be tipped as a landslide pick to extend on their World Cup adventure this year, we could have a real shootout for that lucrative silver medal finish.

With both Switzerland and Serbia setting their sights on booking a Round of 16 ticket, African giants Cameroon could also be fancying their chance of spring a Group G upset.

 

Group G Winner Odds

Brazil – 4/9 with William Hill

 

To Qualify From Group G

Serbia – 6/5 with Paddy Power

 

World Cup Group G Score Predictions

Fixture	Prediction	Bet
Switzerland vs Cameroon	1-0	BET
Brazil vs Serbia	2-0	BET
Cameroon vs Serbia	0-0	BET
Brazil vs Switzerland	2-0	BET
Serbia vs Switzerland	0-1	BET
Cameroon vs Brazil	0-3	BET

 

Who will Qualify from Group G?

1st Brazil

2nd Switzerland

3rd Serbia

4th Cameroon

 

Group G Fixtures

While Qatar might have the privilege of opening this year’s historic World Cup when they meet Ecuador on November 20th, Brazil and the rest of Group G will have to wait a little while longer before they get their adventures underway.

With the Selecao looking to lay down an early marker in the Middle East when they meet Serbia on November 24th, Switzerland and Cameroon will open Group G as they face off earlier in the day at the Al Janoub Stadium.

Listed below can be found a full round-up of all the Group G fixtures:

November 24th, 2022:

• 10:00 Switzerland vs Cameroon
• 19:00 Brazil vs Serbia

November 28th, 2022:

• 10:00 Cameroon vs Serbia
• 16:00 Brazil vs Switzerland

December 2nd, 2022:

• 19:00 Cameroon vs Brazil
• 19:00 Serbia vs Switzerland

Although Brazil might find themselves tipped as a runaway pick to claim top spot in Group G, the former world champions will be keeping a close eye on how Group H unfolds.

With it already confirmed that the winners of Group G will meet the runner-up in Group H on December 5th in Doha, it appears most likely to Brazil are on a crash course for a showdown against either Ghana or Uruguay.

However, while all three of Switzerland, Serbia and Cameroon might be in contention to book a Round of 16 ticket behind the Selecao, they look set for a tough meeting against European giants Portugal on December 6th.

 

Group G: A Look at the Nations

Below you’ll find all the information you need on each nation competing in Group G this year and the crucial statistics. Whether you’re focusing on a BTTS market or a correct score outcome, our tipsters have you covered.

 

Brazil

While Brazil might have failed to find a route past the quarter finals in any of their last four World Cup appearances, the South American icons are enjoying a remarkable purple patch.

Cruising their way to Qatar and unbeaten in each of their 17 CONMEBOL qualifying contests, Tite’s men also punched their ticket thanks to a commanding six-point buffer over bitter rivals Argentina.

Suffering just a single defeat across any competition since way back in November 2019, Brazil have found a route back to the top of the FIFA rankings and they appear to hold a real chance of writing more history in Qatar.

Making the trip to the Middle East riding what has been quite the wave of momentum, Tite’s record-breakers also have a string of superstar names in their ranks.

Continuing to impress many with their free-scoring displays in the final third and spearheaded by the likes of PSG talisman Neymar, Brazil also find themselves tipped as the pre-tournament favourite with many of the bookmakers.

 

Brazil Statistics:

FIFA World Ranking: 1

World Cup Appearances: 21

Highest Finish: Winners (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002)

Manager: Tite

Captain: Thiago Silva

Star Player: Neymar (PSG)

 

Switzerland

While Brazil might comfortably hold the most World Cup experience in Group G, Switzerland are not short of recent pedigree on the grandest of stages.

Once again impressing out in Russia four years ago as they found another route to the knockout stage, it should be noted that Murat Yakin’s men have reached the Round of 16 in three of their four World Cup appearances.

Although the Rossocrociati might know that they need a minor miracle if they’re to secure top spot in Group G ahead of the Selecao, Switzerland travel to Qatar enjoying a welcomed boost.

Signing off their Nations League adventure with three League A victories on the spin – a run highlighted by back-to-back wins against European powerhouses Spain and Portugal – the Reds have gained a reputation for their rugged approach.

With Arsenal midfielder Granit Xhaka set to lead his nation out come November, Switzerland will also be calling on Monaco’s red-hot striker Breel Embolo to spearhead their Group G charge this winter.

 

Switzerland Statistics:

FIFA World Ranking: 15

World Cup Appearances: 11

Highest Finish: Quarter Finals (1934, 1938, 1954)

Manager: Murat Yakin

Captain: Granit Xhaka

Star Player: Granit Xhaka (Arsenal)

 

Serbia

Although Serbia might have opened 2022 facing a real challenge in their bid to book an automatic ticket to Qatar, the Eagles laid down what was a stunning marker while on qualifying duties.

Eventually finishing three points ahead of former European champions Portugal, Dragan Stojkovic’s men have only continued on a stellar purple patch heading into this year’s World Cup finals.

Clinching a Nations League promotion to League A during September’s international break, Serbia have gained a string of praise from across the continent and should be confident of finding a route out of Group G this winter.

Losing just one of their previous 17 competitive appearances across all competitions, Stojkovic also has some eye-catching options in his squad this year.

With the attacking duo of Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic and Juventus talisman Dusan Vlahovic continuing to form a rampant international partnership, it is certainly worth keeping an eye out for Serbia in the Middle East.

 

Serbia Statistics:

FIFA World Ranking: 21

World Cup Appearances: 11

Highest Finish: 4 (1962)

Manager: Dragan Stojkovic

Captain: Dusan Tadic

Star Player: Dusan Vlahovic (Juventus)

 

Cameroon

Clinching a spot in Qatar after missing out in Russia four years ago, Cameroon will know that they face a tough battle if they’re to find a route to the knockout stage for the first time since 1990.

Signing off their pre-World Cup preparations with worrying back-to-back 2-0 losses against South Korea and Uzbekistan during September’s international break, Rigobert Song’s side have struggled with their consistency over recent months.

However, while Cameroon might find themselves tipped as a standout pick to lift Group G’s wooden spoon this year, the African heavyweights have a host of European-based stars in their ranks.

Along with Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo continuing to impress since arriving on the international stage, Song will also be calling on the likes of Napoli’s Andre Zambo Anguissa to lead a potential World Cup upset.

Claiming a bronze medal finish at the Africa Cup of Nations earlier in the year, Cameroon will need to show plenty of resolve this winter.

 

Cameroon Statistics:

FIFA World Ranking: 43

World Cup Appearances: 7

Highest Finish: Quarter Finals (1990)

Manager: Rigobert Song

Captain: Vincent Aboubakar

Star Player: Andre Zambo Anguissa (Napoli)

 

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