Brazil continues its World Cup journey against Haiti, aiming for an improved performance after a shaky start. The team managed a 1-1 draw against Morocco, highlighted by Vinicius Jr.'s impressive solo goal. However, coach Carlo Ancelotti still faces challenges, particularly in the absence of record scorer Neymar, who is sidelined with a calf injury.

Despite their struggles, Brazil, a five-time World Cup champion, seeks to regain momentum as they aim for a sixth title. On the other hand, Haiti, while not harboring dreams of glory, has shown promise, having impressed in their match against Scotland during their World Cup return.

Key points include:

• Neymar out due to injury
• Vinicius Jr. scores for Brazil
• Haiti aims for its first World Cup win
• Historical connection: Brazil and Haiti played a "Match for Peace" 22 years ago in Port-au-Prince

As both teams take the field, the stakes are high for Brazil to deliver a stronger showing while Haiti looks to make its mark on the tournament.