At 8:45 am, Anshuai Brazil s debut at home starts, and he will secure a seat in the World Cup when he meets the two conditions.

The smoke of the South American World Cup qualifiers is still hot, with only three rounds of decisive battles left. Only Argentina has a sure victory, and is ready to go as the defending champion, and once again launching an attack on the World Cup. Although the veteran powerhouse Brazil team has performed slightly weak recently, it is still close to the door to the World Cup.

At this moment, Ancelotti is about to usher in his second battle in coaching Brazil, and his opponent is Paraguay with great strength. At 8:45 am on June 11, Coach An led the Brazilian team to make their debut at home. As long as two conditions are met, Brazil will be able to advance into the World Cup.

Recalling the last game with Ecuador, it was An Shuai's debut as he took over Brazil. They shook hands with their opponents 0-0 away. Now, in the South American World Cup qualifiers, Argentina tops the list with 34 points, Ecuador and Paraguay scored 24 points, ranking second and third, Brazil followed closely with 22 points, Uruguay scored 21 points, ranking fifth and sixth, and Venezuela ranked seventh with 18 points.

With the expansion of the World Cup, the number of promotions in South America has increased from 4.5 to 6.5. The top six teams will go directly to the World Cup, and the seventh place will participate in the Intercontinental Playoffs. Currently, Brazil is leading Venezuela by 3 points. After the next round, they are expected to be qualified for the World Cup, but this requires two conditions: one is that Brazil defeated Paraguay and scored 25 points; the other is that Venezuela lost to Uruguay away. In this way, the gap between Venezuela and Brazil will widen to 7 points. In the remaining two rounds of games, they are no longer able to make the situation ahead of schedule, and the Samba Army will advance to the World Cup.

However, the road to defeating Paraguay is not smooth. Since Argentine coach Alfaro took over Paraguay's coach, the team has won 5 wins and 4 draws and has not lost. Even the three South American giants, Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay, have lost one after another. Paraguay, under Alfaro, is in a strong sense, posing a severe test for the Brazilian team.

At the same time, it is not easy for Uruguay to defeat Venezuela. In the last nine rounds of World Cup qualifiers, under the command of Bielsa, Uruguay has only won one victory, tied five games, lost three games, and failed in the last three rounds. Suarez's retirement made Uruguay lose his soul, and Bielsa, who advocates offense, also encountered the trouble of a goal drought.

It can be said that Brazil's road to advance to the World Cup after this round is full of thorns. Can Brazil and Uruguay win both, and can these two conditions be finally achieved? Let us wait and see and witness this peak showdown in South American football together!