There are too many reasons: five-star Brazil is famous in football and its performance in the World Cup is unparalleled. However, in the past 80 years, Brazil has participated in 12 World Cup finals, with 7 wins, 2 draws and 3 losses in regular time. It is worth mentioning that in this 12 match, Brazil actually held the city gate only 1 time. From this point of view, this time it was reversed by the Netherlands under the excellent situation of 1-0, which is also a continuation of the spell.

1938 the world cup final adopts the direct elimination system. 1/In the final, Brazil played Czechoslovakia. 1- 1 After the draw, the two teams had to play again. Although Brazil successfully passed through with the goals of Leonidas and Roberto, Kopecky's goal made the Brazilian team break the door. After 16, Brazil was defeated by Hungarian 4-2 in the final of14, and Xiujiti and Kocsis became the nightmare of Brazilians.

1958, Brazil finally picked up the soft persimmon in the final of14, and Wales, which barely qualified in the three group matches, became Brazil's opponent. Although Brazil narrowly won with Pele's goal in the 73rd minute, this game became the only 1/4 final in the history of the world where Brazil kept a clean sheet. Four years later, Brazil beat England 3-1 in the final of1. Garrincha scored twice, adding to the icing on the cake. However, Hitchens's goal in the 38th minute still failed Brazil.

Brazil 1970 won the World Cup again, and their 1/4 final report card was a 4-2 victory over Peru. Galado and Kubilas did not forget to stab Brazil twice while losing. Since then, due to the change of the World Cup system, Brazil did not begin to welcome the 1/4 finals again until 1986. This time, they drew with France 1- 1 and were out 3-4 on penalty. It was Platini who scored for France at the regular time.

After entering the 1990s, Brazil's achievements in reaching the World Cup finals three times in a row were unparalleled, but the road to reaching the 1/4 finals three times was quite bumpy. 1994 was tenaciously tied by the Dutch team, leading 2-0, and veteran Blanco scored a free kick before the end to let Pereira's team pass; 1998, Joergensen scored the first goal in 2 minutes. Bei Beituo and rivaldo scored goals in succession, but laudrup equalized the score in the second half. Fortunately, rivaldo/KLOC scored another goal after 0/0 minutes, and Brazil was able to advance to the semi-finals. In 2002, Brazil 1/4 final became a classic handed down from generation to generation. Owen's goal once brought England close to the semi-finals, but was finally defeated by Ronaldinho. As for the summer in Germany four years ago, the whole world remembers the cooperation between Henry and Zidane, and Brazil's nightmare of conceding a goal in the 1/4 final continues.

(This article Source: Netease Sports Author: Pan)