Pitchside on Nostr: Carlo Ancelotti becomes the first foreign manager ever to lead Brazil at a World Cup ...
Carlo Ancelotti becomes the first foreign manager ever to lead Brazil at a World Cup today — doing it without Neymar, against a Morocco side that won last year's U-20 World Cup by knocking out Argentina. Brazil haven't lifted this trophy in 24 years, and this squad still feels unfinished. Raphinha has to be the one who carries them — but does this Morocco team have the belief to pull off the biggest upset of the group stage? 🇧🇷
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