Stoppage time in the first half was finally over. Brazil launched two more attacks, but failed to find the back of the net against Uruguay.

With half a breath left, the Uruguayan team hurriedly fled the pitch and returned to the dressing room.

The Brazilian team walked into the tunnel with a triumphant march into the tunnel like a triumphant soldier.

"Gentlemen, don't be proud, don't relax, you're facing Uruguay!" Dunga admonished, "Remember what happened to the Brazilian team in 1950 after the pride was relaxed? ”

Everyone straightened their backs and looked solemn. In Brazil, anyone who plays football, from an 80-year-old man to a child in open crotch pants, knows about the 1950 Maracanã tragedy.

Fans have passed it on from generation to generation to make people remember the day. Day of National Shame.

Many people may not know what Brazil's national holiday is or when it is, but no one forgets what happened in Maracanã in 1950.

The tragic protagonist of the story is the Brazilian team, and the big devil is Uruguay.

Even now that Uruguayan football has begun to decline, Brazilians do not dare to underestimate their opponents.

The Uruguayans can always cause a lot of problems for the Brazilian team.

In the history of the Copa America, the two teams have met 26 times, with Brazil winning 11, drawing 6 and losing 9, and did not take advantage of anything.

The match was played so far, although Brazil led by two goals, but the result is still unknown. Will it be the Uruguayans who fight back, equalize or even reverse? Or will the Brazilian team go all out and play a hearty victory?

Dunga is hoping for a big win but worried about being reversed by the Uruguayans. So he decided to shrink the defense of the whole team in the second half and hold on to the two-goal advantage.

Upon returning to the pitch, Uruguay made a substitution, with the unnamed Afreu coming on for their star player Recoba.

Recoba had a good first half but strained his thigh near the end and couldn't hold on.

Recoba's departure did not affect Uruguay's attack. Uruguay play football as a whole and does not rely on the performance of one or two stars. Although they were two goals behind, they patiently organized in midfield, while Brazil followed Dunga's instructions to shrink their defence and did not press forward, and the pace of the game was slow.

Brazil, who played a defensive counterattack, took the lead in getting a chance, and in the 61st minute, in the counterattack, Ricardo was pushed down with a high-speed dribble, he got up and immediately took a free kick, the football was kicked to the right, Kaka inserted and passed the ball to the goal, and Lowe put an anti-aircraft gun, wasting a good opportunity to extend the score.

Soon the Uruguayan's patient footing paid off, and after a multi-foot pass, Forlan picked up the ball on the edge of the box, and he knocked the ball into the box with a backheel knock, and C. Rodriguez followed up with a shot that slid out of the net.

In the 65th minute, after patient organization, Uruguay once again played the ball into the penalty area, and in the face of dense defense, the new Afreeu barely got up and shot at the goal, hitting the defender and out of the bottom line.

Dunga sits firmly on the Diaoyu Tai. Uruguay, although on the offensive, did not pose much of a threat, which he expected. He doesn't care if it's ugly, as long as he can win. You can't expect every game to be as hearty as the 7-1 thrashing of Chile, competitive sports want results rather than the beauty of the process, he thinks.

Uruguay continued to attack patiently. In the 69th minute, Uruguay suddenly picked up speed and hit the ball to the left after a series of backwards in the midfield. Garcia took the ball and crossed the ball to the bottom, Forlan nodded the ball a little back in front of him, and the ball landed in the six-yard box. Afreu followed up with a tackle that bounced off the post and slammed into Doni, this time it finally bounced into the net.

Dunga's expression became serious. He began to reflect on whether his tactics were wrong. Heading into the second half, Brazil tightened too tightly and gave their opponents too much space.

Brazil now have a one-goal lead, and the score is so unsafe that Uruguay could equalise at any time with just over 20 minutes remaining.

After Brazil restarted, Uruguay were clearly playing more aggressively, with players running all over the pitch like chickens.

That's momentum.

Brazil is the lead, but Uruguay has the upper hand in terms of momentum.

Dunga finally couldn't sit still, and he began to mobilize his troops. He replaced Baptista with Elano, followed by Robinho for Josue.

These were two more positive substitutions, not to strengthen the defence, but to strengthen the control of the midfield, and Dunga was determined to put the fire on the opposition half.

Tavares also made the decision to make a substitution, replacing Perez with Gargano.

It should be said that Dunga's substitution idea is no problem, but after his substitution, there was chaos on the field of the Brazilian team.

Because Elano and Robinho don't pass the ball to Ricardo and Kaka at all.

Robinho, in particular, was a cyclist today, stepping on his bike when he got the ball, sudden, until he was forced out of the sideline or baseline by the opponent, or he shot in a hurry, but he just didn't give the ball to a teammate in a better position.

Elano didn't do it that well, he didn't stick to the ball, but his passes always managed to deftly avoid the direction of Ricardo and Kaka.

Dunga's brow furrowed deeper and deeper. He began to regret his two substitutions.

In the 81st minute, Ricardo broke through with the ball himself, and as soon as he burst into the penalty area, he was dragged down by D. Rodriguez. The referee ran over to signal Uruguay for a free-kick and showed Ricardo a yellow card. He believes that Ricardo is suspected of faking a fall.

Ricardo shrugged helplessly and walked away.

Dunga jumped up as if he had been pricked under the buttocks, and yelled at the fourth officer, "This is the second one!" The referee missed two of our penalties! ”

The fourth official warned him: "Sit back in your place and don't question the referee's decision, or I'm going to show you a red card." ”

Dunga's teeth itched with hatred.

The game continued. In the 83rd minute, Forlan fired a cold shot from outside the box, and the ball grazed the post and rolled out of the goal.

Heart-wrenching, heart-wrenching! Dunga felt that he was afraid to look at it anymore.

However, it was then that Brazil finally managed to make a counter-attack on the right flank. Kaka took the ball and advanced at high speed, handed the ball to Ricardo, who made a pick pass near the baseline, McCone cut in at high speed to chase the ball, and crossed.

Lowe in the middle flicked his head in front of the defender and Carini struggled to save the ball but couldn't go far. Ricardo followed up with a fish leap almost against the turf to head the ball into the empty net.

"Ricardo Goalllllll! He scored a goal through a supplementary shot, and now the score on the field has become 4:2, and the Brazilian has killed the suspense! Although Brazil struggled during this period, Ricardo always found a way to score. He contributed two goals and an assist in this game and will be the biggest contributor if Brazil manage to advance. He single-handedly carried the Brazilian team forward! ”

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