Dude, you don't know what you're talking about... come to KZfaq and talk sh***. The goalkeeper hadn't caught the ball (neither she nor the defenders complained about anything, just you, here on KZfaq 🤮, because it was their mistake), the defender herself hit it and even gave Gabi a penalty. You're going to comment on tennis, you should know more about it...

Vc nem sabe o que fala. Foi pênalti na Burra da Gabi Nunes... da zagueira...

Be grateful they worked hard on that!!

"For some strange reason, they have never won a major title...". I believe the reason for their lack of success on the world stage is very clear. As a team they have never been good enough. It's that simple. You make the common mistake of equating their artistry and technical superiority, as visually pleasing as it may be, with the cold fact that they are 11 solo performers and never a cohesive team that can hold it together and see things trough from the beginning to the end. Fun to watch, though.

​@@ritasinkovec1693 Very true, and I also believe the reason for Brazil's lack of success on the world stage is that they always come up short as a team, but that's also kind of obvious. They've got the same kind of talent and approach to the game as the men, yet the men nearly always go to the major tournaments as favorites and lead the women 5-0 in world cup wins. The women rarely if ever feature in anyone's list of top five contenders, despite always having squads full of top five contender talent. The current Brazilian women's national team is bursting at the seam with talent. For example, Kerolin and Debinha (alongside USA Sophia Smith) are the most skilled, stand-out players in the American NWSL. Not forgetting Adriana and Marta at Orlando Pride FC and 21-year-old Bruninha at New York Gotham FC. And in Europe, you have Geyse at Barcelona, Rafaelle at Arsenal and Kathellen at Real Madrid. Whether you are familiar with them or not, all these players regularly register standout performances at their respective clubs. Whenever you see them play you are quickly reminded why it is that Brazil produces so many of the fastest, most skillful players in world football. In other words, you are reminded that Brazil are the most celebrated and successful football nation for good reason. The women have the same DNA and are just as talented as the men. It is not a coincidence that the undisputed GOAT of the women's game is also Brazilian (6 times Ballon d'or winner Mata). So I repeat, Spain does not have better players, and neither do the bookie's favorites England, Germany, France or the USA. It's easy not to see how strong Brazilian teams are (and have always been) when they consistently fail to win anything. It's only when the Brazilian women start winning major tournaments (like the men have done) that people and pundits are going to be reawakened to the facts I have highlighted. So, can we agree then that the answer to the Brazil national team question is far from straightforward???..

Not the best but still world class

Yeah, not our best 11. Our defense is always suspect, but with Frohms in goal it would have been a different result. The women's team is far better than the men currently.

One day German Football might just make a comeback, Never lose hope.

@@garyhartel2180 So, why was Frohms not in goal then? Your statement lacks foundation and clarity. And what do the men have to do with how the German women played? They keep getting hyped up, listed right along with the top teams in the world. Perhaps it is time to get real here. They simply are not as good as people insist they are. And their style looks flat and uninspired when compared with the artistry on display every time Brazil plays. But looking better doesn't necessarily mean being better, this result not withstanding.

Collapse because they lost to Brazil? A historic women's team that, even with many players without playing for clubs or even having salaries, reached a world and Olympic final, is it a collapse? They beat the USA, in the USA. They beat the Netherlands in the Netherlands and would they be collapsing after losing to a team that had already beaten them twice and which they beat in a World Cup final, with Marta missing the 1-1 penalty? You don't know what you're talking about, honestly...

I find your comment inspiring as it raises some questions and observations. Nearly half of all African slaves abducted and sold to the rest of the world went to Brazil. A little known fact (more than twice as many as went to the American Colonies, the US). Brazil, of course, also has a huge indigenous population. I find it difficult to distinguish between mulattoes and mestizos these days and my trip to Rio a couple of years ago did not ally my confusion.

You really have to get yourself better translation software. Your cryptic comment makes sense only to the Chinese software supplier who wrote it.

Apa Iyah?

Did you see Marta playing today?

How?

Why would professionals go all out against a U16 team?

@@mestreensinador1 You have ZERO understanding of how the dynamic works.

@@ImYourHuckleberry205 explain it to me then

@@mestreensinador1 Are you really trying to protect them. A professional team has defeat a u16 team or at least play well. It wasn’t like they dominant the game ahd got counter attacked. They should’ve had more control

Have you ever heard biological differences between men and women?

Take a course in football (not soccer) lingo. Football fans know exactly what a friendly match is but you don't. Instead of learning you show your ignorance and tendency to criticize something about which you know nothing.

Lol You have a very heightened sense of fear. You're your own victim.

​@@AndrewBlacker-wr2ve How?

@Олексій Павлович Міхнов 160 FIFA registered teams and only one calls it soccer, the ignorant Americans.

Those are the same folks, plus a single other nation, that has refused to adopt the metric system for its populous. The rest of the world adopted the metric system decades ago. Can someone explain this? Is it because of American Exceptionalism?