Julien Laurens

A couple of triangles.

a bit of movement and they're all over the place, Brazil.

It was the same with the second France goal when they were 10 v 11.

Again, far too easy for France in transition to go through that, the whole midfield and the whole defence, really.

And that's the worry.

But then again, no Gabriel in this international break, no Bruno Guimaraes, no Paqueta, for example, if you're looking for other players and other potential game changers to play slightly differently.

But maybe that's where Carlo Ancelotti is also at his best.

When...

Actually, you don't worry too much about your tactics on the board because it's transition, so it's quick forwards.

And you focus more on that kind of team unity that's been missing for Portugal, for Brazil, sorry.

But it's only two wins in the last six, by the way, for Brazil.

It's not, even since Carlo arrived, it's still not that great.

I think that's the dream for him, I think for a lot of Brazilian fans, for a lot of football fans, full stop.

If we can get Neymar the World Cup, I think all of us would want him to be there.

It looks like the clock is ticking and not in the right way for him because he still has all those injury issues and...

When he plays, he plays with Santos because he has to play.

If he doesn't play, he's got even less chances to go.

So he plays, but he's not fully fit, so he doesn't play that great.

There's moments of brilliance, of course, because even at 34, he's still Neymar, and he's still the greatest dribbler of his generation.

But he's not 100%.