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Follow updates as Socceroos face Seleção in Brisbane
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Kick-off time at Suncorp Stadium is 8.10pm AEST/7.10am BRT
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Any thoughts? Get in touch with an email
Brazil boss Carlo Ancelotti has also shared the thinking behind his mass rotation of players for this second match.
We have to be a little bit sharper in front compared to the last game, and hope everything will be okay.
For us, it’s another test… I think we will play a little bit different from the first game. It is a test and I would like to know about the young players who have a lot of quality.
It’s a challenge for all of us. We’ve named the same line-up, and want to see if Nestor [Irankunda] can make the same impact as he had the other day, four days later.
That’s part of his growth individually. But also, as a team, we want to develop and try to challenge Brazil once more.
We want to play on the front foot, especially at the beginning of games. Be aggressive, be positive, so we’re looking to do that again tonight which will hopefully give us a strong foot-hold once again.
It’s just working on the details; on the small margins and percentages that can turn the positive performances we’ve been putting in into positive results. We’ve taken some big steps forward, even this week.
Continue reading…Follow updates as Socceroos face Seleção in BrisbaneKick-off time at Suncorp Stadium is 8.10pm AEST/7.10am BRTAny thoughts? Get in touch with an emailBrazil boss Carlo Ancelotti has also shared the thinking behind his mass rotation of players for this second match.We have to be a little bit sharper in front compared to the last game, and hope everything will be okay.For us, it’s another test… I think we will play a little bit different from the first game. It is a test and I would like to know about the young players who have a lot of quality.It’s a challenge for all of us. We’ve named the same line-up, and want to see if Nestor [Irankunda] can make the same impact as he had the other day, four days later.That’s part of his growth individually. But also, as a team, we want to develop and try to challenge Brazil once more.We want to play on the front foot, especially at the beginning of games. Be aggressive, be positive, so we’re looking to do that again tonight which will hopefully give us a strong foot-hold once again.It’s just working on the details; on the small margins and percentages that can turn the positive performances we’ve been putting in into positive results. We’ve taken some big steps forward, even this week. Continue reading…
