Friendly in London. The last couple of Brazilian friends, at least in terms of attack, have set a more positive tone, with ball movement, player movement, and the overall idea of the game being more noticeable than in the sluggish CONMEBOL World Cup qualifiers, where there was always a lot of tension and it seemed like there would be a brawl. According to reports from the training camp, the coach doesn't plan on making many changes, so we can expect to see a similar lineup as in the friendly matches in October. In short, the attack should be in order, but there is still work to be done on defense, especially as the Japanese have exposed some weaknesses. I believe Senegal will also have opportunities in this regard, with plenty of attacking talent on their team and the ability to score, as clearly demonstrated by the English team not too long ago. Of course, as is often the case in that region of Africa, discipline on defense may not be perfect, so the Brazilians should take advantage. I think it will be a lively match with at least three goals scored.
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