Brazil head coach believes 'Brazilian flair' is back ahead of World Cup
Sundhage is hoping a mixture of youth and experience will lead Brazil to a maiden World Cup title
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00:00 Well, since the game four years ago, when it was raining, cats and dogs, as we say in
00:09 English, many things have happened.
00:13 And we were prepared quite well for the Olympics 2021.
00:22 But after that, we have seen a new kind of new different players, but also a new kind of style.
00:30 I think we have kept the defending part organized, but I think we've added a little bit more
00:38 of Brazilian flair.
00:40 And that, why?
00:42 Because we have different players and they provide something in the attack that is a
00:47 little bit different compared to three, four years ago.
00:51 And of course, you know, being around Brazilians for four years, I get to know a little bit
00:57 better how to deal with the team and coaching, coach the team.
01:01 And right now, I think we are in a pretty good situation with some older players, very
01:10 experienced players, and some young players that will play the first World Cup ever.