Brazil vs. Mexico: Expect Brazil's Win Streak to Continue with Emphatic Victory

Brazil will extend their winning streak to 10 matches when they convincingly defeat Mexico on Monday at Cowboys Stadium in Texas.

Brazil are fresh off their dominating 4-1 victory over the United States, where they gave a solid all-around performance to prevent the Americans from beating them for the first time.

The Mexicans are on a good run of their own right now, winning four of their last five matches, which includes two straight victories over Bosnia and Herzegovina and Wales. However, Brazil's attack will be far more potent and dangerous than that of Wales and Bosnia.

For Mexico to beat Brazil in this match, they must win the possession battle and score first.

If they can do this, winning the match would be a lot easier. You don't want to play from behind against this Brazilian squad, it's not a winning formula.

Brazil is likely to feature FC Porto star Hulk in the starting lineup, who is one of the best young attacking players in world football.

He will be eager to impress the many Chelsea fans who will be interested in his performance after the club reportedly agreed to a transfer fee to bring him to Stamford Bridge next season.

Mexico has not faced an attacking group with the goal scoring talent and pace of Brazil's for quite some time. This will be a real test for them ahead of this summer's Olympics in London.

Expect the Brazilians to win this match by at least two goals and win their 19th game against North American teams in their last 30 attempts.