It's a good word to use hehe: arrogant
I have the feeling that those players really feels better than others, and maybe this is the "Neymar generation"
They'd rather complain to the judges than focus solely on the game, they'd rather fall for their opponents' provocations instead of play the match, they prefer to try a fake foul instead of play...
The match of Brazil against Uruguay is paying 1.65 of odds to Brazil and 5.0 to Uruguay and I don't think this is the real situation of the match, I don't trust on Brazil against Uruguay
Uruguay won against Colombia and will try to get at least a draw against Brazil, they have all the conditions to even win
I agree, it should be the other way around and that's even good and could be an opportunity for a good bet, maybe I'll even open a ticket betting on a win, a draw, brazil wins or draws and vice versa.
The Brazilian national team is but embarrassment, the people to blame for this have a name: CBF and a surname: Dorival Junior. The vast majority of these players spent most of their careers playing in Europe, so they need to be trained by a European coach. If they hire a Brazilian coach, the team will never be able to perform well. The way these players are trained is completely different from the way they are trained in Brazil...
Embarrassment sadly describes it correctly. The are in shambles for some reason and it is not because they can't find good enough players. They still have several superstars, no need to mention Vinicius Junior, but they can't successfully put a team together that is as competitive as they normally are in Brazil. This must be stressful for everyone who has been following the Brazilian national team for a long time and who knows how they played in the past. But it is on a downtrend for a while now. They are not playing bad since yesterday. It began many years ago and it will be exciting to see how they are going to do in the future.
I share the same opinion as the @criptoevangelista, a coach makes all the difference in the team/selection, with rare exceptions, these players have training methods and conditions different from the legacy brazilian method that is being outdated, today football is more tactical and aggressive, there is no longer much space for a Pelé, for example, to dribble field all the players and get into the goal.