Darn...
Another reasonable game imo, ITV certainly consider it a good one so have Sam and Lee on commentary. Neymar is injured so will be unable to dedicate a first goal of the tournament to Jair Bolsonaro as he stated he would do, in case you had run out of reasons to dislike him.
Their matches so far?
Switzerland beat Cameroon and Brazil beat Serbia.
The consequences?
The draw earlier in the day means that a defeat wouldn't be disastrous for either team. If Switzerland fail to win then a defeat to Serbia would likely see them out, Brazil have a bit more leeway unless they lose heavily thanks to their 2 goal margin in game 1, but only a win guarantees progression.
History in the World Cup?
Switzerland - one of the few teams that played regularly in the first editions so got to a few quarter finals, including 5-7 loss to Austria in 1954 which holds the record for most goals in a single game. Between 1966 and 2006 they qualified once, thanks to Roy Hodgson, but this is their 5th successive tournament. Due to better opposition and Haris Seferovic, they are less well-known for high scoring matches.
Brazil - Five time winners and perennial favourites. Garrincha, Pele, Socrates, Zico, Rivaldo, Ronaldo... too many legends to count.
Past meetings?
2 meetings in World Cups, 2-2 in 1950 and 1-1 in 2018. I have no memory of the 2018 match despite a brilliant Coutinho strike but this means Switzerland are unbeaten against the South Amercan giants in competitive games (Brazil have the edge when you include friendlies). Surely the ball was out of play in 1950? The Swiss were robbed.
Music?
Two songs heavily linked to football, either Brazilian or sample Brazilian music. Switzerland have the GOAT font but less pop culture