abnt ana beatriz normas tecnicas

@vascodagama
23, direito - UFMG, José Saramago

música pop e futebol

[clara @clarappe]

algo morreu em mim no jogo egito vs argentina deus me tirou a poesia olho uma bola vejo bola mesmo

[Flor de Higo @azuledad]

🪄

[misa! @misak1nz]

feeling the sudden urge to isolate

[nina @atrdis]

quando vc acha que tá curada mas em uma quarta-feira aleatória vc volta a se sentir igual a marianne sheridan

[gege @pennyinthepool]

cultura hetero é terrível, os gays já teriam feito um acervo craque neto

[Central do Braga @CentralDoBrega]

Raphael Claus sendo o pivô de uma briga entre CBF, Conmebol, FIFA, UEFA e GOVERNO AMERICANO

fascinante.

[Cavalinho do Corinthians @sccpcavalo]

Os maiores campeões do mundo

[juridico benophie @cillianaarxn]

você não sobreviveria uma hora no hospício que a gente foi criado

[Jason @jasow0]

Reitero meu pedido para uma Copa com sede na Bolívia e Equador. Todos os jogos na altitude. Média de morte de 3 europeus por partida. Pundits pedindo pra jogar o beautiful game em campo neutro. A bola da Copa se chamará Uappatzin. Evo Morales volta ao poder e nacionaliza a Copa.

[Silvio CopadoMundoCone @berlus_conic]

@pkdelas23 Olise ficou com medo de disputar bola com um ex-jogador do Vasco

[maicow @xmaicow]

sinto q meu ódio pela argentina triplicou

[marii, @_marizsx]

educar meu filho p ele não chegar em casa falando que torce p argentina

[★ 𝘀𝗼𝘀𝗼 bct do chan RUN IT @mnhovamp]

me enterrem junto com meus irmãos senegaleses

[João Alho @reumalho]

O problema do homeschooling é que nunca são pais inteligentes que tem essa ideia.

[🕷️ @mayvward]

those 75 minutes when england were out of the world cup

[Mahir 🇹🇷🇬🇧 @ScrewderiaF1]

Me going to sleep after watching these bangers

[Bojack (#SZNOVER) @RB94_FCB]

Germany and Netherlands meeting each other at the airport

[1eozim @1eozinho01]

Hoje várias crianças vão dormir chorando mas nenhuma delas é latina

[Ororo😎 @McFlybowy]

South American teams are so hard to play against, not because they’re necessarily better than you but because they force you to play their game, not yours. They don’t care if they only have 30% possession or if people call their football ugly. Their entire focus is on winning every duel, staying compact, frustrating you, and making every single attack feel like you’re running into a brick wall.

Tactically, they’re incredibly disciplined. The distances between the defenders and midfielders are so small that there are barely any passing lanes through the middle. If you want to break them down, you’re usually forced wide, and even then they’re aggressive in the box and dominant in aerial duels. They defend every cross like it’s the last minute of a World Cup final.

They’re also masters of controlling the rhythm of a game. They’ll slow it down when they need to, speed it up when there’s space, commit tactical fouls, win cheap free kicks, and make every restart take just a little longer. It can be frustrating to watch if you’re supporting the other team, but it’s an art they’ve perfected over decades.

And then there’s the mentality. South American teams genuinely believe they can beat anyone. Whether it’s Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, or Colombia, they embrace suffering. They’ll defend for 90 minutes if that’s what the match demands, and when that one counterattack or set piece arrives, they’ll take it without hesitation.

That’s why European possession-heavy teams often struggle against them. Having 70% of the ball means nothing if you can’t create clear chances. South American sides are comfortable without possession because they know football matches are decided by moments, not possession statistics. They’re patient, ruthless, and incredibly difficult to break down when they commit to a defensive game plan.

[Bruno Flema @br1flema]

Uruguay: "ay sin Suárez y Forlán no podemos clasificar"

Paraguay con un rejunte de 11 obreros de la construcción: