Carlo Ancelotti

Erling Haaland produced a stunning late brace as Norway defeated Brazil 2-1 to reach the FIFA World Cup quarter-finals for the first time in the nation's history. The dramatic victory at MetLife Stadium also handed five-time world champions Brazil their earliest World Cup exit since 1990. Norway goalkeeper Orjan Nyland was equally instrumental, delivering a series of outstanding saves, including a first-half penalty stop from Bruno Guimaraes, before Haaland struck twice in the final 11 minutes. Neymar scored a late consolation penalty deep

A Broken First Half Carlo Ancelotti delivered an absolute managerial masterclass today. He rescued a sluggish Brazilian squad from a historic World Cup upset. Japan completely outsmarted Brazil during the opening forty-five minutes. The Japanese executed a flawless 5-4-1 defensive formation. They choked the Brazilian attackers and scored a brilliant counter-attacking goal. Ancelotti watched his expensive superstars fail miserably against the Asian underdogs. The Ruthless Changes Ancelotti executed ruthless tactical changes exactly at halftime. He benched Lucas Paqueta and introduced teenage sensation Endrick.

Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti hailed Vinicius Junior as one of the world's best players after the Real Madrid star delivered a brilliant brace in Brazil's convincing 3-0 victory over Scotland. The win secured top spot in Group C and ensured Brazil's place in the FIFA World Cup knockout rounds as group winners. Vinicius scored twice in the first half, including a rare headed goal, continuing his impressive tournament form. The 25-year-old now has four goals in three matches, placing him among the leading

Brazil midfielder Casemiro believes that not being considered one of the leading favourites for the upcoming FIFA World Cup could work to the team's advantage. The five-time world champions are aiming to secure a record-extending sixth World Cup title at the tournament, which will take place in North America from June 11 to July 19. However, bookmakers currently rank Spain, France, and England ahead of Brazil among the favourites to lift the trophy. "We're a Step Behind, But That's Good" Speaking to FIFA's

Brazil’s preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup suffered a major concern on Wednesday after Neymar missed the national team’s first training session due to a calf injury scare. The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) confirmed that the 34-year-old forward underwent medical imaging tests at a private clinic in Teresopolis after experiencing discomfort in his right calf. Neymar Under Medical Assessment In an official statement, the CBF said: Neymar’s absence quickly became the biggest talking point at Brazil’s World Cup camp as fans and

REUTERS VALENCIA, Sept 19 - Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti praised his side for refusing to give in even when they were playing poorly, with his side snatching a 2-1 LaLiga win at Valencia after scoring two late goals on Sunday. Valencia took the lead in the second half with a strike from Hugo Duro but Vinicius Jr levelled in the 86th minute before sending in a cross for Karim Benzema to head the visitors in front two minutes later. Real also pulled

Everton’s first win of any description over Liverpool since 2010 lifted Carlo Ancelotti’s seventh-placed side level with the champions on 40 points although they have played a game less. Twelve months ago Liverpool were ripping up the record books on the way to their first English top-flight title for 30 years but defeat by Everton on Saturday left them mulling a host of far less flattering statistics. Their 2-0 defeat at Anfield was their first loss at home to city rivals Everton since