How did Brazil become a football superpower?

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In part two of The South America Files, we draw a focus on Brazil. With Dr Pete Watson as our guide, we look back at the history of the game, its development, trials and triumphs, and the future for the international team. How did the game take root there? How did ethnicity and politics influence its development, and why are the talents of Brazilian footballers lauded around the world?

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