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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.

Well even when Brazil was still playing on the competition, Brazil never played like a team that actually one to makes win or feels the interest of winning that trophy. Argentina on the hand are having been excellent although they too struggles in their round first leg of and if not for anything but for the fact that Argentina and Messi really outdone themselves and deserves the position they are currently enjoying.

Although Brazil's position in this Copa America was not promising from the beginning, it was predicted that it would be difficult for them to win against Uruguay. Although Brazil has a long history of football, there is a lot of legendary players, but it has started to decrease with time. After 2002, Brazil could not win the World Cup. It is now common knowledge that their football performance continuously is going to be poor. Brazil could not provide a permanent coach for the national team for a long time but after the arrival of Dorival Jr. the lack was filled but the performance was not good.

Losing to Uruguay, Brazil can only blame themselves. They were outplayed in the last 15 minutes when Nahitan Nandez received a red card directly from referee Darío Herrera. Brazil continues to show an unimaginative playing style, no longer as flamboyant as the samba tradition, but instead with a toughness to the point of brutality. Brazil's elimination marked an important moment in its football journey. This defeat shows that Brazil needs to adjust its tactics and mental strength as they now have to focus on qualifying for the 2026 World Cup. The road to the 2026 World Cup will be long and difficult.

I think Messi's Argentina has a great chance of winning the Copa America. Their match branch is extremely favorable for achieving this goal.