Brazil have a record-extending sixth World Cup victory in their sights this summer after beating Japan to reach the round of 16.
Led by arguably the greatest manager of all-time in Carlo Ancelotti, the Seleção undoubtedly possess one of the best squads at the tournament, boasting an embarrassment of riches in forward areas.
24 years is a long time between drinks for a country with such an outstanding World Cup track record but they look primed for a good run in North America.
After going behind in their Group C opener against Morocco, they managed to secure a point thanks to an equaliser from Vinicius Jr.
The Real Madrid man was again on the scoresheet in their game against Haiti, with Manchester United forward Matheus Cunha netting a brace in the 3-0 victory.
A showdown with Scotland followed but Brazil were again simply too strong for their overmatched opposition, and Vinicius Jr and Cunha again found the net in another comfortable win.
Now, after seeing off Japan they face a round of 16 clash against either Ivory Coast or Norway with a win potentially setting up a showdown with England in the quarterfinals if Thomas Tuchel's side are able to progress that far.
Vinicius Jr (16/1) and Cunha (40/1) are both fancied to finish as top goalscorer and are all arriving in North America off the back of strong seasons at club level.
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