Bear = the most underwhelming No. 10! Brazil 1-2 against ten-man France, Mbappe and Ekitike score, Ancelotti helpless

At 4:00 AM Beijing time on March 27, two national powerhouses Brazil and France played a friendly match at Gillette Stadium in the USA.

In the first half, Dembele assisted Mbappe to break the deadlock, France led 1-0 at halftime; in the second half, Upamecano was sent off with a direct red card, Brazil had one extra player, Ekitike scored to extend the lead, Bremer pulled one back.

Ultimately, ten-man France defeated Brazil 2-1!

For Brazil vs France, Ancelotti deployed a 4222 formation, Cunha and Vinicius paired as dual forwards, supported by Rafinha and Martinelli behind them, Andre Santos and Casemiro partnered as midfield anchors, Wesley, Bremer, Leo Pereira, and Douglas Santos formed the four-man defense, Ederson guarded the goal, with a starting lineup valued at 504 million euros;Deschamps deployed a 4231 formation, Mbappe spearheaded the attack, supported by Olise behind him, flanked by Ekitike and Dembele on the wings, Rabiot and Tchouameni partnered as midfield anchors, Theo, Upamecano, Konate, Gusto formed the four-man defense, Maignan guarded the goal, with a starting lineup valued at 833 million euros.

In this heavyweight clash, Brazil performed below par, losing 1-2 to France despite having an extra player for a significant period. Two Real Madrid forwards had contrasting fortunes: Mbappe broke the deadlock, while Brazil's No. 10 Vinicius was in a dreamlike state, continuing his poor form for the national team. Ancelotti's adjustments to Brazil's attack were also chaotic, with many fans bluntly stating that this current Brazil squad is the most underwhelming Brazilian team ever + the weakest No. 10 ever, with forwards who wouldn't even make the national team during the 2002 World Cup era. Although Mbappe is criticized, he can attack at Real Madrid and also score for France—isn't a forward's duty precisely to score? This defeat allowed fans and Ancelotti to see the true strength of the Samba Army, severely lacking in offensive capability, and the Brazilian team he coaches is unlikely to go far in the 2026 World Cup.

Throughout the match,Brazil had 46% possession, with 17 total shots, 4 of which were on target; France had 7 total shots, 3 of which were on target. Here's a genuine big joke from this match: Brazil's player with the most shots was the midfielder Casemiro with 4 attempts, and the goal scorer was the center-back Bremer. What exactly is Brazil's attacking group used for?