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From Defeat to a New Beginning🇧🇷🇧🇷

So we lost to Norway after a really poor performance. What’s done is done. Now it’s time for our team to focus on the 2030 World Cup. In my opinion, we need to change our head coach. Ancelotti’s European style of football didn’t work for Brazil. We need to bring back the freedom and creativity of the real Joga Bonito. Maybe someone like Filipe Luís (although I don’t think he’d come), or even Ronaldinho. It’s just my dream, but someone who truly understands Brazilian football could help make our team great again. 🇧🇷💛💚

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u/AustereBatman — 4 hours ago

The first match where they actually played well for the full duration, they lose. Very unfortunate

Obviously this was a very frustrating match. Big heartbreaker to lose like this after so many opportunities. However I can live with this one. They played a complete game imo (my viewing experience was very poor so take this with a grain of salt). But when finishing is this poor, a team like Norway will eventually carve a path.

Casemiro will have nightmares about this match as he should, and Endrick should have been brought on earlier, but we lost fair and square today. It is what it is

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u/SambaFootBR — 1 day ago

Why Brazil Keeps Losing Big Games - 3 Brutal Reasons 🇧🇷💔

As a Brazil fan, it hurts every single time. We have the talent, the names, the history... but we keep collapsing. Here’s my honest breakdown after watching us lose again:

  1. Identity Crisis

Brazil forgot what made them Brazil. Joga Bonito is dead. We’re trying to play "safe European football" with structured 4-2-3-1, slow possession, no risks. But our players are artists, not robots. Vinícius, Neymar, Rodrygo need freedom. Right now we have tiki-taka without purpose. We keep the ball but do nothing with it.

  1. Mental Weakness

The "We are 5-time World Champions" ego is killing us. When small teams score first, Brazil's heads drop at 60 minutes. In 2014 vs Germany it was 7-1. In 2022 vs Croatia we stopped fighting after 1-0. European teams fight till 95th minute. Brazil gives up at 80th. Talent without mentality = 0 trophies.

  1. Midfield + Defense Holes

Our attack is world class. But Casemiro is aging and no one recovers the ball in midfield. Defense has zero leadership after Thiago Silva. One counter attack = wide open space = Goal. We score 2, but we concede 3. The balance is completely broken.

Truth: Brazil isn’t a bad team. We’re just lost. We tried to stop being Samba and became a bad copy of Europe. Until we mix our creativity with modern tactics + mental toughness, this pain will continue.

Fellow Seleção fans... what do YOU think is the #1 reason? Let’s talk below 👇

#Brazil #Selecao #FootballAnalysis

u/Rainbowborn — 1 day ago

Predictions for the Brazil – Norway match?

The Japan match may have been huge for us! If Carlo really figured some things out during that match as I'm hoping, I think we should be confident going forward. Regardless, Norway is going to be a battle. Our defense is going to get tested. Luckily, their defence seems to be on the weaker side

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u/SambaFootBR — 2 days ago
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Are you happy about Germany and Netherlands getting out of RD of 32 from the World Cup? I think most of Brazilians may remembered Germans and Dutch did this to you back in old days!

Remembered back in 2014 FIFA World Cup when they both destroyed your team and it made all your nation cried and heartbreak!

This is something I want to share for Brazilian fans and players!

Remember Germany did 7-1 on you, and Netherlands did this to you with 3-0

I feel so sad and sorry! at that day for Brazilians!

u/Downtown-Pack-6178 — 7 days ago

So much people are saying Vini is the current Joga Bonito. Is this true?

I personally believe Vini is the face of present Brazil. A modernised version of the Joga Bonito who is results driven which is evident by his output, but he also has flair that football lacks these days.

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u/Gold_Air4996 — 6 days ago

What Should Brazil Change Before Facing Norway?

Brazil got a fantastic win over Japan! Next up, they’ll face either Norway or Ivory Coast, and I honestly think it’ll be Norway. If that’s the matchup, what changes do you think Brazil should make to their formation, tactics, or overall style of play? 🇧🇷

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u/AustereBatman — 7 days ago

Favorite Brazilian player

Genuine question for Brazilians as I am not. Ronaldinho is my favorite player as he is many. In Brazil who is general consensus of the national “favorite “ player? I saw the videos of when Neymar got called up and the joy that happened.

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u/Top-Wallaby-9371 — 8 days ago

I LOVE BRAZIL

I love Brazil so much, they are the only sport team I have any emotion tied to, they introduced me to the beautiful game and I always strived to play exactly like them, I am so proud and happy for them, the feeling of those two goals and to finally see them play with some intensity and flare felt so goood, I am not here to debate whether or not they will make it further or the tactical analysis side of things, all that matters is that they got the ball in the back of the net, Thank you God

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u/Lost_Effect247 — 8 days ago
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R32 Brazil Tickets for Monday, June 29 in Houston

Hi. I have great seats in section 131 that I would like to sell. I have 5 to sell, all next to each other. Willing to sell individually or as a group for a discount

Looking for $2500 each, which is a significant discount from the current asking price on SeatGeek.

This is obviously a lot of money, so I would prefer to meet up in person in Houston to transfer the tickets, or at the very least to FaceTime. DM me if you are interested or have any questions.

u/jbcd13 — 10 days ago

Predictions for the Brazil – Japan match?

I'm a bit stressed for this one ngl. I guess I still have PTSD about Croatia.

Not having Raphinha really sucks. Apparently he could be back as early as next match but realistically, we are probably talking about the Round of 16 here (so the match after the next one).

How good is Japan's offense? What are their strengths? On the bright side, I liked the little we saw from Neymar last match but I don't think Carlo will use him as more than a "the game is already over anyway" type of player

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u/SambaFootBR — 9 days ago

Matheus Cunha

I’m a Man United fan, who absolutely loves Cunha at our club. I have, however, always wanted to know how Brazilian supporters viewed our boy. Same goes for Case too.

Would appreciate any responses.

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u/CaptainObvious1307 — 13 days ago

Anyone know where Brazil is staying in Miami for game tomorrow.

Since Brazil play Scotland in Miami tomorrow, anyone know the hotel they are at for signings or pics possibly ?

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u/NoLimitPele — 13 days ago