So, Brazil register yet another win under Tite on a dark,
rainy night in Merida. The Selecao notched up a 2-0 win against Venezuela. The
conditions were not comfortable one and the power cuts in the middle periods
did dent the interest and pace to a great extent. There was not much temp in the match, but a
mixture of quite and powerful attacks. It was more about the mistakes of the
opposing team, which helped to initiate the attacks.
Gabriel Jesus has now scored four goals from just four
international matches. Whenever he touched the ball, one could relish delicacy.
Neymar’s absence was not felt fully as because the likes of Coutinho and
Willian gave their effort to keep the Venezuela defence busy. Renato Augusto
controlled the midfield well and the defence was very compact.
I expected at least two more goals in the second half and it
might have happened, had one goal was not ruled out due to offside and some of
the chances didn’t go begging.
It was a just a good performance under such circumstances
and I happy to see Brazil regroup immediately as soon as they lose possession
and start building an attack.
Thank You
Faisal Caesar
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