After Neymar’s terrible news, Brazil are still confident because of this reason

While basking in the euphoria of the 2-0 win against Serbia, Brazil has been hit with the news that Neymar Junior will not participate in the matchday two encounter against Switzerland after picking up an injury. The news did not go down well with the Samba boys who are on cause for a record six world crown. Neymar was lively during the match and was the most fouled player in matchday one in Qatar. 

Brazil's medics headed by Rodrigo Lesma had called for calm after the game since it will take over 22 hours to ascertain the extent of thhe injury. The shock news was dropped today (Friday) however, Manager Tite  is very opstimistic that Samba boys will dance to victory in their next game but hope to have the PSG player back in matchday three.

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Neymar's  injury record is a major concern for Brazilians as the the team continue its stay in Qatar. Neymar was badly miss at the 2014 edition when Germany massacred Brazil by 7-1 in the quarter-finals. He was injured during the game against fellow South American opponent, Colombia. Presently the team possess viable attacking options that can penetrate stubborn defence lines.

The duo of Arsenal forward, Gabriel Jesus and Martinelli were came on in the second half show against the Serbians, Anthony also gets some world cup minutes, Vinicius dazzled and grabbed assist while Richarlison made headline with his brace. Can they fill Neymar's void? that's the question that begs answer from millions of lips talking about the mundial.

Will Brazil feel Neymar's absence? 

Undoubtedly, Neymar is an endowed player but Brazil is blessed with players who have garnered experiences which can be the deciding factor when facing the Swiss. Tite would have been working round the clock to decipher means of securing round of 16 ticket at this stage in the absence of Neymar, who has scored 75 goals for the country.