Author: Vishwajit Sawant
In an exclusive interview with presenter João Vítor Xavier, the former coordinator of the Brazilian Women’s National Team, Marco Aurélio Cunha, expressed his confidence in Brazil’s chances of success at the next Women’s World Cup. Cunha believes that, in order to compete for the title, the Brazilian women must show strength, speed and physical and tactical preparation. In addition, he emphasizes the paramount importance of mental strength to overcome teams considered theoretically stronger.
Remember that in the first round the Brazilians beat
Panama 4-0
and then lost to
France 2-1.
In the decisive match to reach the last 16, they need to beat Jamaica.
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Despite the promising potential of women’s soccer in Brazil, Cunha recognizes that the persistent challenge lies in the mental aspect. He says that cultivating unshakeable mental strength is the key to triumphing over opponents considered superior. The ability to maintain conduct and confidence during high-level matches could play a crucial role in propelling Brazil further in the tournament.
As the world’s attention turns to the much-anticipated Women’s World Cup, the Brazilian team faces an exciting opportunity to showcase its talent and determination on the global stage. With Cunha’s belief in the team’s ability and his call to strengthen their mental resilience, the Brazilians are preparing to face the best in the world, determined to make a significant impact and potentially challenge for the coveted title.