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Brazil's Copa América journey began on a shaky note with a frustrating draw against Costa Rica. This match drew scrutiny, primarily for the reduced size of the pitch, which some in the camp cited as a hindrance. However, it seemed too simplistic to attribute the frustrations solely to field conditions. Despite a commendable victory against Paraguay (4-1) and a subsequent draw with Colombia, the inconsistencies ultimately led to an early exit from the tournament.
Analyzing the Mistakes
As the narrative shifted toward evaluating head coach Dorival Júnior’s role in the team's underperformance, critical errors came to light beyond just the Copa América. According to PVC, one of the principal failings lay in Júnior's lack of conviction regarding his formation and strategy.