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Difference Between Brazilian and Argentine Football:

1. Defensively:

1. Goalkeeper: Almost, in fact, the goalkeepers in South America and North and Central America are relatively similar, that is, the state fluctuates greatly, if the state is good, the performance is very good, and if the state is poor, the performance is like sleepwalking on the field.

2. Defenders: Argentina's defenders are more honest, like Ayala, Samuel, Zanetti, Sorin, etc., who are basically pure defenders; However, Brazil's defenders have a strong desire to attack, like Cafu and Carlos, if they are placed in other countries, they are the chief wingers, but in Brazil they are fullbacks, like Lucio and Juan, and they are the chief center forwards in other countries, but they are the center backs in Brazil, and the Brazilian defenders were all forwards at first, but there are too many strikers in Brazil, so they are defenders.

3. Back midfield: Almost, Brazil and Argentina have some world-class midfielders.

For example: 1. Argentina: Redondo, Cambiasso, Mascherano.

2. Brazil: Emerson, Ramirez.

2. Offensive:

The differences between Brazil and Argentina are very large.

Let's talk about Brazil first, like Pele, Garrincha, Zico, Falcao, Socrates, Romario, Bebeto, Edmundo, Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Rivaldo, Kaka, etc., these people are very comprehensive, like holding the ball on the spot, passing through people with the ball, accurate passing, shooting and scoring, these are very proficient, and they are more prominent in a certain aspect, and the awareness of the attacking team in the midfield is very good, so such an offensive team is terrible, It's a nightmare for the rest of the teams' defences.

Speaking of Argentina, like Kempes, Bruchaga, Batistuta, Crespo, Ortega, Palermo, Tevez, Aimar, López, Milito, Cruz, Riquelme, Messi, etc., everyone's characteristics are very distinct, but the characteristics of these people seem to be a little single, the outstanding places are really prominent, but everyone has obvious shortcomings, these people have a perfect system in the club, and on the basis of that system, they can have a very good performance, so there will be many fans who like it very much, And then I like Argentina very much, but in the national team, a big problem was exposed, resulting in the Argentine national team's record not as good as expected.

Argentina pays attention to cooperation, more use of small passes, penetration in the middle, and of course there is a certain offensive on both sides. In the 2006 World Cup, Argentina played against Saihei with 23 consecutive passes and then scored, which is typical of Argentine play. And Brazil's particular personal ability is usually a one-time solution to the problem when the star appears, Kaka, Xiao Luo is proof!

There is no doubt that the level of football in Europe and South America is among the best in the world, and the special historical background also determines the stylistic connection between the two continents. As you can tell from the official languages of the countries of South America, the Iberian Peninsula has the greatest influence on South America. With the exception of Suriname and French Guiana, the official languages of the rest of the country are Spanish and Portuguese.

Spanish is the majority of countries with Spanish as an official language, with only Brazil having Portuguese as its official language. It can be seen that the Iberian Peninsula style of football has had a great influence in South America. The unrestrained spirit of Spain and the magnificence of Portugal can be reflected in the South American team.

Colombia and Argentina focus on short pass penetration, which is inherited from Spain's style; Brazil, on the other hand, is more flamboyant in its personal skills, which is clearly influenced by Portugal. Other teams, such as Uruguay, Paraguay, Peru and Chile, have all been unrestrained and precise, and the Iberian style of football is almost ingrained in South America. Since the 19th century, many immigrants from all over the world have come to South America, bringing with them more and richer styles of football.

For example, Argentina has a large number of Italian immigrants, who have brought the rigorous style of Italian football to Argentina, making the Argentine style of play more conservative and European than that of Brazil. Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay relied more on white players for team formation. Among the main lineups of these three national teams, it is difficult to find black players, and mixed-race players are rare.

So all three teams play closer to European teams.

Traditionally, the offensive players have been compared to the Brazilian's d'oeuvres.

more, more advocating individual improvisation, back to the Argentines to answer the outstanding actions concise and direct, better sense of teamwork. In terms of defensive players, Brazilians have racial advantages, coupled with football concepts, defenders' assists and single defense capabilities are significantly stronger than Argentine players, and Argentines have stronger awareness links such as positional awareness and defense.

In recent years, there have been fewer and fewer players with a traditional charm in Brazil, because the vast majority of Brazilian players can only survive in this era by catering to the European football environment, and this trend is irreversible, so the difference between Argentine and Brazilian players is far less obvious now than it was in the 60s and 90s.

Brazil has Kaka, Argentina doesn't, but Messi Brazil has Ronaldo, Carlos.

Although they are all South American, Brazil has loved football since childhood and has football genes. Rich and poor. And Argentina goes to play football, or engage in football, more for fame, for money. For the way out. Because Argentina is unstable at home, it is purely hand-to-hand.

Argentina has good strikers, but not good defenders; Brazil, on the other hand, is more well-rounded, but also lacks an authentic No.9 striker.

Brazil relies only on talent, that is, player ability, Argentina is about skill plus tactics.

Brazil is more of an individual player, while Argentina is more of a co-ordination.

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And during the World Cup, the price of the hotel is bound to rise. As you said, you can live in a place similar to a domestic hostel, about ten people in a room, and the conditions are okay. The Argentine peso is almost equivalent to the renminbi and is slightly more valuable than the renminbi.

In order to save money, if you are not afraid of tossing, you can take a bus between Argentina and Brazil, about ten hours, which is much cheaper than a plane, especially at the time of the World Cup. If you pay attention, you should be careful about the security in Brazil, steal a lot of things, wear a low-key dress, and don't bring a famous watch belt or something.

In the early stage, there should be a red lotus cloak.

Football in South American countries are almost the same, are the most fanatical and popular sports, even Venezuela, which is considered a weak team, is similar, football is a part of South American life, but Brazil and Argentina are at a higher level, if you have to pick a "most", football has the greatest impact on Brazil in all aspects.

Brazil bar! I know that Argentine is also very good at basketball, Scola Prigioni Ginobili etc., but Argentina has a lot of weird people to be honest - in football, from Aimar Saviola to D'Alí Sandro and so on, not to mention Messi

The Argentine men's national football team is one of the most successful national teams in the world, having won major national tournaments 19 times (the same record as Uruguay), including two World Cup victories, two Olympic men's gold medals, and one Confederations Cup.

Governing body: Asociación del Fútbol Argentina (AFA).

Logo of the Argentine Football Federation.

Current manager: Martino.

Player records. Appearances: Javier Zanetti (145 as of September 2011).

Goal record: Gabriel Batistuta (56 goals).

Home stadium Estadio Monumental Antonio Vespucio Liberti (National Top League).

Argentine Primera División del Fútbol Argentino

Argentina's overall cooperation is stronger than Brazil's, emphasizing the control of the midfield, and Brazil is more often relying on the play of superstars to solve problems, in the recent World Cups that I am familiar with, Argentina's faux pas are due to the problem of on-the-spot command with the coach, and when several big stars of the Brazilian team are abnormal, the shortcomings of the lack of overall coordination and combat ability are undoubtedly exposed, which is evident in the 06 against France, on the other hand, Argentina, although the number of talented players is not less than that of Brazil, but the emphasis on the whole from a small trainingThe most talented players in each age group will be entrusted with the responsibility of being a midfielder, and the emphasis on control and coordination in tactical thinking can be seen.

I'm also a fan of Argentina, I don't have to compare who is stronger and who is weaker than others, if Argentina is like Chinese table tennis, will anyone like them?

What are the differences between the top 10 teams in the world? When you play, you have to look at the state or performance, or you can have a world super league to replace the World Cup, so that the winner should be more reasonable.

Romi may not be able to do it, he has withdrawn from the national team for many reasons, and will gradually fade out of our sight. It's hard to say how strong or weak the two teams are, and certainly don't compare the Chinese national team. If you are a fan of a team, you will think that team is stronger.

These two teams, one of the Samba Army and the other of the Pampas Grasslands, have produced many, many first-class stars and contributed great games to the fans, and that is enough. Don't worry about the strong and the weak, the important things can bring happiness to our fans.

It's not like Chinese football.