Are you rooting against my Internacional?
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At least Internacional will have the support of 50,000 fans to boost it in this conquest, but I think that this will not be enough considering that it is in the worst sequence of the season with 7 consecutive games without winning (three defeats and four draws).
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Hehe I'm sorry alegotardo
I was rooting for Inter to qualify of course, but precisely because of the bad sequence of play that was doing, I doubted a little and believed that River Plate would get at least a draw playing in Beira Rio, but congratulations to Inter, got a good classification and a tough one
Well in retrospect, here the teams that can stop the Brazilians will always be the Argentines for me, because they have a high level, in the case of River well, things clearly did not happen, but Boca remains here and I think everyone is here. In the thread we are waiting for what is going to unfold with them, how Cavani will look, how Boca will act, there are many things that we are waiting for.
The Libertadores was left with:
3 Brazilians, 2 Argentines, 1 Bolivian, 1 Paraguayan and 1 ColombianThe argentinians will always be hard to brazilians hahaha, unfortunately for them, only 1 team will survive to the semi-finals since the match will be Arg x Arg = Boca x Racing.
Nice matches to watch
I'll do my predictions in a few days, and I'm believing Palmeiras can win Libertadores again, at least is the strongest team so far in the competition
Wow yes, things are difficult, when looking at the results we see a dominance of the Brazilian teams, but it is something that always happens, also Palmeiras for me is the strongest of them, it is not bad that you think they can win, they are really tough.
Now, looking at it from another point of view, the elimination between Boca and Racing is something unfortunate for the Argentine teams because obviously the representation of both is very good, and in that case I would lean much more towards Boca because Boca I see that they have quite good representation, and they have Cavani, even more so Cavani is a very good reference, and I think that will help them a lot against Racing, and whoever wins from those two teams will be a very strong rival against the Brazilians, although I say something, the teams Brazilians in the Libertadores are invincible, but I don't know what happens to them when they play the Intercontinental Cup against European teams, I don't know if you remember Santos when Ney was there, that they lost against Barcelona at that time, which was when they recruited Ney For Barcelona, it would have been epic that Ney had played at the level he played in Liertadores, I don't know if he did it that way because Messi was there or because he didn't want to hurt Barcelona, but I would have played without compassion.
So now in this Libertadores if Palmeiras or Boca, or Internacional or whatever team is going to win, that they become a lion when they play in the intercontinental, I don't know what happens to them when they play against the teams from Europe, it's as if they are scared or have a lot of respect for it, at least I'm not like that, in football it doesn't matter where they are from, and I play with my technique and that's it, without fear or anything, that's how they should play, so In this case, if Palmeiras wins, or whoever it is, they have to give it their all, they don't have to surrender or be or let themselves be seen as weak, for me the South American teams are the strongest in soccer, I don't know if it's due to lack of publicity or due to lack of sponsors, because they do not have the same relevance as football in Europe, but that dominance should be in those who play the most.