
This year’s Serie A looks set to be as competitive as ever. Check out the one and only English language preview below.
Continue readingThis year’s Serie A looks set to be as competitive as ever. Check out the one and only English language preview below.
Continue readingBrazilian football isn’t at one of its high points right now after more World Cup pain. Blogging activity has been sparse too. But there are plenty of positive things going on worth writing about, including the Serie A, which kicks off this weekend and could be the most open championship in years.
Continue readingWith a national team squad named by Tite and World Cup qualifiers to come soon, football is slowly, but surely getting back to normal. Continue reading
Don’t be fooled – comfortable win over South Korea shouldn’t mask the problems with the coach, or the players. Continue reading
Brazil slipped to a 1-0 defeat against Argentina in Saudi Arabia last night. Results have been bad and performances even worse. Continue reading
Tite has named a 23-man squad consisting solely of foreign-based players for the upcoming friendlies against Argentina and South Korea. Continue reading
Brazil beat Peru in the 2019 Copa America final in Rio de Janeiro last night. These are my thoughts from the game. Continue reading
Life has a nasty habit of becoming very busy at key moments in the Brazilian football calendar, but cometh the hour, cometh the blog. Continue reading
Brazil play Uruguay at the Emirates stadium in London tonight in what will hopefully be an exciting game. But where is Tite taking this new Brazil team? Continue reading
On a scale of one to ten my excitement level was about a three when I saw Tite’s latest squad for the upcoming friendlies against Uruguay and Cameroon. Continue reading