Chelsea genius boy barb, Ancelotti substitution, Brazil defeated Chile 3-0

The Samba Legion today no longer has the gorgeousness and dominance of its peak period, but it is still a lean camel that is bigger than a horse. After the first 16 rounds of the South American region of the World Cup qualifiers, Brazil achieved a record of 7 wins, 4 draws and 5 losses, and secured the qualification of the US, Canada and Mexico World Cup finals in advance. This also made the last two rounds of the World Cup qualifiers an excellent stage for Ancelotti to integrate the lineup and practice his skills and tactics.

On this match day, Brazil faced Chile at home. In this game, Chelsea's talented young man Estewan scored the first record for Samba's army. In the second half, Ancelotti's substitution completely revitalized the team's offense. Paqueta and Guimaraes scored 2 more goals, helping the team achieve a great victory 3-0.

[Match Highlights]

Chile performed poorly in this World Cup qualifier. Before the expedition to Brazil, they only won 2 games after 16 games, ranking at the bottom of the South American region, and lost hope of rushing to the World Cup early. Moreover, they lost all against the Samba Legion in the past five times. This is also the reason why fans were optimistic that Brazil would score three-pointers at home before the game.

Ancelotti, who was highly expected by Brazilian fans, set out in a 4231 formation in this game. Allison started to guard the roster, Douglas Santos, Gabriel, Marquinios and Wesley formed the defense, Casemiro and Guimaraes partnered with double midfielders, Martinelli, Rafinia and Estewan were in the midfield, and the single arrow was Chelsea striker Joao Pedro.

[Match Review]

Samba Legion, which held the home advantage, began to siege Chile on the field after the game started. In the first minute, Gabriel received a corner kick from Rafinia and headed the ball in the away team's penalty area. The Chilean goalkeeper reacted very quickly and flew to save the ball. Four minutes later, Casemiro took advantage of the opportunity of a set ball in the frontcourt to head, but unfortunately he was offside first, and the goal was decisively cancelled by the referee.

The passive Chile got a godsend opportunity to break the balance in the 25th minute. Allison made a mistake in the attack and directly gave the opponent a chance to hit an empty goal. In the moment of crisis, Marginhos destroyed the opponent's shot with a flying tackle, trying to ensure that the goal was not lost. Samba's army, who escaped, tore open the Chile goal in the 38th minute. Rafinia forced into the penalty area on the left and shot and was blocked. Chelsea genius boy Estewan in front of the goal scored a barb, helping Brazil take a 1-0 lead.

Very clear that Ancelotti, who was unsafe with one goal, adjusted the lineup on the field in the second half and achieved immediate results. In the 72nd minute, two substitutes completed a successful connection. Enrique dribbled the ball from the left and drove it to the near-bottom line, and then sent a cross. Paqueta easily headed the ball to the back point, and Samba's army expanded the lead advantage to 2 goals.

Brazil, whose morale has increased greatly, completely ended the suspense of the victory and loss after 4 minutes. Chile made a mistake in the backcourt, Enrique's explosive shot hit the crossbar after entering the penalty area, and Guimaras in front of the goal easily made a comeback, freeing the score to 3-0.

After a big victory over Chile at home, the Samba team will get four days of rest and adjustment time. Then they will usher in the last game of this World Cup qualifier and go to the away game to challenge Bolivia. Under Ancelotti's training, the Brazilian team, which is gradually getting better, will win in the final game, let's wait and see.