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Real Madrid march on and Brazil waits for diplomat Ancelotti
Real Madrid’s relentless march towards reclaiming their La Liga crown continued with a win against Granada. This victory keeps them at the top of the table, a point above Barcelona, and clears any doubts that they are the team to beat this season. They have continued to maintain their impressive form since the start of the season, recording 12 wins in their last 13 games in all competitions.
Karim Benzema showed his class to give Madrid the lead in the first half. The Frenchman has been in magnificent form this season, with 8 goals and 5 assists in just 10 games played. He also scored his 250th goal for the club, becoming only the fifth player in Real Madrid history to achieve this feat.
The second half saw Granada put up a fight, but Madrid’s defense held firm, with Thibaut Courtois making two excellent saves to keep the score at 1-0. This is the fourth consecutive clean sheet for the Belgian goalkeeper, and he has become an integral part of Madrid’s rock-solid defense.
Brazil, on the other hand, is waiting for Carlo Ancelotti to arrive and take over as the coach of the national team. The former Real Madrid coach will replace Tite after he was sacked following Brazil’s Copa America disappointment. Ancelotti has a wealth of experience, having coached some of the biggest clubs in Europe, including Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, and AC Milan.
Brazil has been struggling to find a winning formula ever since their World Cup triumph in 2002. While they have some of the best players in the world, including Neymar, Alisson Becker, and Roberto Firmino, they have failed to win any major trophies since the Copa America in 2019.
The national team has always been a matter of pride for Brazil, but in recent years, they have struggled to live up to expectations. The arrival of Ancelotti is expected to bring a new sense of belief and optimism to the team. He is known for his man-management skills and his ability to get the best out of his players.
Ancelotti’s appointment has been met with mixed reactions from the Brazilian public. While some have welcomed his arrival, others have expressed concern about his lack of experience coaching in South America. However, Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) President, Rogerio Caboclo, has expressed confidence in Ancelotti’s ability to adapt to the Brazilian footballing culture.
One thing is for sure, Ancelotti will have his work cut out for him. Brazil has a tough World Cup qualifying campaign ahead of them, with games against Argentina, Uruguay, and Colombia, among others. The qualifying campaign will test the strength of the team, and it is up to Ancelotti to ensure that they are ready for these challenges.
In conclusion, Real Madrid continues to march on with their impressive form, and they are the team to beat this season. Karim Benzema continues to impress, and Thibaut Courtois has become a rock in the Madrid defense. Meanwhile, Brazil is waiting for Carlo Ancelotti to arrive and take over as the coach of the national team. Ancelotti has a wealth of experience, and his arrival has sparked a new sense of optimism for the team. However, he faces a tough challenge ahead of him, with Brazil’s World Cup qualifying campaign set to test the strength of the team.
