It’s a weekend in Bangladesh and if you are a Brazilian fan,
I am sure your Friday would be as glorified as ever. It’s time to sit down, take
a wonderful breakfast, switch on some of your favorite music and drink team
after breakfast. Life gets a different momentum when Brazil notch up a win and
when you watch the Samba Boys to dazzle live at 5:00 am. Then, it’s a different
feeling – the so called Brazil fans won’t do such. Only a die hard fan will do
such. If you are busy then I am also busy and I bloody don’t miss the matches
of Selecao so easily.
Brazil have beaten Uruguay in Uruguay and the man who
orchestrated an absolute riot was none other than Paulinho – a player not liked
by many and a Tottenham flop few years ago. But under Tite, he has started to
prove his doubters wrong.
The first goal was just a screamer as if I was watching the
Brazil of Zico and Socrates – pure audacity while the second was an
opportunistic one – a Rossi like effort from a box-to-box midfielder. His
completion of hat-trick was a perfectly timed run before adding another goal to
Brazil’s total.
If you are determined enough and work hard, you can bounce
back.
Cavani opened the scoring with a ninth-minute penalty, but
as soon as Paulinho came into the scene, the Uruguayan kingdom burned to dust.
Neymar was lively throughout the pitch in the first half and
though the pace decreased a bit in the second, the Brazilian sensation was
never short of delicate touches, accurate passes and superb skills. This guy is
all set to become a legend, but he needs to win the World Cup.
Thank You
Faisal Caesar
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