Dutch Players Celebrates Victory
JULY2, (PRINTWORDS NEWS)- Gloomy faces, wet eyes and a lingering aftermath of defeat– to sum up we have a glamor party that went bad. Real Bad. Brazil is out of the Fifa World Cup 2010 as they lost to Netherlands by 2-1. Following the defeat, Brazilian coach Dunga took the entire blame for defeat on him.
A own goal in the second-half of the match from Felipe Melo canceled Robinho’s opener before Wesley Sneijder’s header in the 68th-minute sealed the fate of Brazil in Port Elizabeth. Dunga told the media that as long as he stays the coach of the team he is responsible for any win or defeat that the team witness. Dunga, succeeded the long time coach Carlos Alberto Parreira in the year of 2006. The coach had told the media that he would have stepped down from the post of Brazilian coach even if Brazil wins the world cup this year.
Kaka Leaves The Ground After The Loss
In is own words. “We knew when I started that I would be here for four years”.The 1994 world cup winner also added “It’s sad, it’s difficult, nobody prepares to lose.” Julio Cesar was coming out of his line for the ball which made space for a lot of hustling in the Brazilian nets.
The Dutch got a huge support from their fans who drummed and sang until the team clinched their victory and took the control of the entire match.
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