The five-time world champion, Brazil, will seek to reach the semifinals of a World Cup for the second time in a row when measured against a lit cast of Belgium in the city of Kazan. The team led by Tite qualified for the quarterfinals of a World Cup for the seventh consecutive time after beating Mexico 2-0 in the last 16. The goals of Neymar and Roberto Firmino were enough to end the Aztec resistance. La Selecao have left their goal unbeaten in eight of their last nine games and will look to avenge the crushing defeat suffered by 7-1 against Germany in the previous World Cup. The cast of Tite already has 15 unbeaten matches (W11, D4) and has allowed only one goal in four games in Russia 2018. However, Belgium will be a different rival to all that Brazil has faced before as it goes through a streak of 23 matches undefeated (W18, D5). With their 3-2 triumph over Japan, the Red Devils became the first team to overcome a two-goal deficit to win a direct elimination match in a World Cup in the last 48 years. In fact, Belgium already has 12 goals in the tournament and has lost just one of their last nine World Cup matches (W8, L1). His last six games have had a total of 19 goals and there is no doubt that his offensive talent will be the main weapon with which they will seek to overcome Brazil.