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I never imagined that the Brazil team would perform so poorly, because they had so many opportunities but failed to capitalize on them. Tribaker was where they failed too, my question is why did Brazil team fail after so many opportunities. In the past, the Brazilian team was the most aggressive and strong, but why did they perform so poorly in this Copa America?

Brazil out of the picture and this gives Argentina 70% odds to win the Copa America title because they've been consistent in stellar performance and giving up for defeat is never a possible or welcomeable outcome. While their preeminent rival, Brazil recorded defeat, Brazil got eliminated from Copa America in the penalty shootout against Uruguay. It was one of the shocking moment for Brazil because they out in everything in the tournament but at the end of the day, there's a whole lot going on.

Brazil has come too far, this team is very, very bad, I can say without a shadow of a doubt that it is the worst Brazilian team of all time, it has many mediocre players and others that are overrated, they are common players from small teams that don't have conditions to play in competitive teams. There's nothing that can be done, this generation of players is very bad, maybe in a few decades another good team will emerge, but this generation: no chance.

I strongly do not believe that the Brazilian national team is filled with players that should be termed mediocre teams or overrated players because of what these same set of players have been able to achieve over the year in their different clubs. Before the Copa America kicked off, Brazil were regarded as a team that's very beatable despite the number of world class players in the team not because these set of players can not deliver but because the current coach of the team isn't showing enough signs that he can actually win trophies with the team. The Brazil national team needs a manager that's tactically experienced enough to make them rely more on team football instead of their usual reliance on individual brilliance.
I'm not happy that Brazil have been eliminated from the Copa America at this very stage because I support them and wanted to see them win the Copa America tournament this summer. Now that they're put of the competition, I hope Brazil football federation gets another manager that'll help improve the performance of the Samba Boys