Brazil prepare for World Cup clash against Switzerland without Neymar - in pictures

PSG forward ruled out with ankle injury for the rest of the group stage

Eder Militao takes part in a Brazil training session at Grand Hamad Stadium on November 27, 2022 in Doha, Qatar ahead of the World Cup Group G match against Switzerland. Getty

DOHA, QATAR - NOVEMBER 27: Gabriel Jesus of Brazil reacts during the Brazil match day -1 training session at Grand Hamad Stadium on November 27, 2022 in Doha, Qatar. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu / Getty Images)

Dani Alves practices with Brazil teammates during a training session. AP

Vinicius Junior smiles during a training session at the Grand Hamad Stadium. AP

Alex Telles during a Brazil training session in Doha. EPA

Dani Alves attends a Brazil training session at the Grand Hamad Stadium. AP

Dani Alves and his Brazil teammates take part in a training session. EPA

Bruno Guimaraes during the Brazil training session at Grand Hamad Stadium. Getty

Gabriel Martinelli stretches during a Brazil training session. EPA

Casemiro and his Brazil teammates during a training session at Grand Hamad Stadium. Getty

Alex Telles stretches during a Brazil training session at Grand Hamad Stadium. Getty

Dani Alves and Richarlison during a Brazil training session. EPA

Dani Alves and his Brazil teammates take part in a training session. EPA

Brazil manager Tite oversees a training session at Grand Hamad Stadium. Getty

Pedro and Eder Militao during a Brazil training session at Grand Hamad Stadium. Getty

Brazil continue their bid for a record-extending sixth World Cup on Monday with their second Group G match against Switzerland.

The Selecao opened their campaign with a solid 2-0 win over Serbia and could book their place in the knockout rounds with a victory over the Swiss, depending on the earlier result between Cameroon and Serbia.

However, Brazil will have to navigate the remainder of the group stage without talisman Neymar after the Paris Saint-Germain forward was ruled out of the next two games with the ankle injury he sustained in the match against Serbia.

While Neymar being absent is a setback, Brazil certainly don't lack for firepower, with Tottenham forward Richarlison scoring both goals against Serbia while Arsenal pair Gabriel Jesus and Gabriel Martinelli and Real Madrid's Rodrygo were among the substitutes.

Ahead of the match against Switzerland, Brazil took part in a final training session on Sunday inside the Grand Hamad Stadium in Doha. Check out the best photos from that training session in the photo gallery above. To move on to the next photo, click on the arrows or swipe if using a mobile device.