I'm Kaka Kaka

Chapter 330 Don't Cry For Me Argentina
Brazil ended the first half with a score of [-]-[-].

"Brazil's advantage in the first half of the match was obvious. The frontcourt combination of Adriano, Robinho, Ronaldinho and Kaka is definitely the most powerful attacking force in world football today. I can't imagine what would happen if Ronaldo also played."

"Argentina must make a change. Although they escaped several times in the first half, luck will not always favor them, especially their striker's ability to seize opportunities is not very strong, which makes the fans miss Batistuta very much..."

"Let's look at Kaka's volley cut again, it's hard to get tired of watching..."

"It's exaggerated, it's just so-so. I just want to watch it fifty times."

"I just found out now that Kaka shot with his left foot!"

"Damn it, it really is! Then I'll kneel down again."

"This speed is really incomprehensible."

"Heh, the best thing about this ball is the impact prediction and shooting skills, okay?"

"God's pre-judgment of the landing point. When he ran over, Ade didn't even pass the ball. It was a tacit understanding..."

Argentina ran out of substitutions at the start of the second half.

Aimar replaced Bernardi, Tevez replaced Delgado, Saviola replaced Figueloa.

All offensive players.

"This... Pekerman's heart is already in a mess. He replaced three players at once, which is equivalent to completely overturning his pre-match plan. You must know that his starting lineup was originally an emergency change before the game. Playing like this now will only plunge Argentina into complete chaos."

The narrator is almost a prophecy.

Except for Aimar who became the only bright spot, the whole Argentina really fell into a state of disorder.

But it was in this state that they scored.

After Riquelme got past Gilberto, he passed the ball to Saviola, who calmly dribbled past Junior and lobbed the ball towards the back of the goal.

Aimar followed up urgently and scored with his right foot.

"In 1 minute of the game, Argentina tied the score! The Brazilian team suppressed Argentina for half the time and also took the lead for most of the half, but was tied by the opponent when the situation was very favorable for their side. It has to be said that it is a pity."

The Argentine was celebrating the goal, while Kaka clapped his hands and called his teammates over, "Cheer up! Cicinho and Lucio, you take turns to step forward. Remember, at least one person must stay behind to defend at any time! Adriano, don't retreat anymore, just stay in the penalty area honestly. I know it makes you uncomfortable, but if you still want to score goals, you must listen to me! Spin around or hesitate! Ronaldinho, are you laughing?"

Ronaldinho was stunned.

My time is Austrian, people just love to laugh, can't they?ah?can't you?Do you know how many people like my smile?
The game started with Ronaldinho's resentful eyes.

Almost half of the Brazilian team had been Kaka's younger brother in the youth team, and the other half, like Dida and Junior, had been teammates with Kaka in Milan, so Kaka's speech is still very useful.

Robinho carried out Kaka's words thoroughly when he dribbled the ball from the wing this time.

If you hesitate, you will lose, and if you are determined, you will not give it in vain.

This guy even stepped on his bicycle and stuffed the ball directly into the penalty area.

The incarnation of a column center really made Adelaide very uncomfortable. Surrounded by two Argentine defenders, he reluctantly passed the ball to Ronaldinho on the right side of the penalty area.

Ronaldinho habitually played the pass without looking, and the football hit the middle.

Kaka got rid of the defense of Sorin and Coloccini and came to the front of the football, posing for a long shot.

Lukes immediately prepared to save, and Zanetti also rushed to block.

But after Kaka's right foot fell, he picked up the ball.

The football went over the heads of Zanetti and Placente and fell to Adelaide's head.

Ade jumped up lightly, shook his head and attacked the goal.

Lukes footsteps were already moving towards the far corner, and Adelaide's ball directly caught him off guard, and he could only watch the football fly into the net.

"2-1! Kaka reciprocated and assisted Adriano to overtake the score again! This is Adriano's sixth goal in this cup, ranking first in the scorer list. The second place is John Aloisi, Ballack and Figueloa who scored four goals. Originally Figueloa could catch up in theory, but the Argentine striker has now been replaced. Adriano can be said to have locked the top scorer in this Confederations Cup."

"This is a wonderful quartet from the Brazilian youth team. The 21-year-old Robinho instigated the offensive, the 25-year-old Ronaldinho made a series of attacks, the 23-year-old Kaka made a deadly pass, and the 23-year-old Adriano made the final decision. With Cafu, Carlos and Rivaldo getting old and Ronaldo absent, the Brazil team led by Kaka made its own voice to the world."

"In contrast to Argentina, only a year away from the World Cup, Pekerman's team is still shaking in the ruins."

After Brazil took the lead for the second time, Argentina played more urgently and more chaotically.

The fans also hoped that they would be brave enough to know their shame and equalize the score again, but less than 2 minutes after Adelaide scored, the Brazilian knocked on their door again.

Ronaldinho switched positions with Kaka, dribbled the ball in the middle, and completed a high-quality through kick on the penalty area line.

And Kaka diagonally inserted into the penalty area from the wing, and passed the ball to Adriano in seconds with his heel.

Ade lived up to his trust and scored with a push.

3-1.

The tide is over for Argentina, but it's not over yet.

In the 601st minute of the game, Juninho Jr. replaced Robinho, and Kaka switched to playing left winger, leaving the center to Juninho Jr.

In the 604th minute of the game, Kaka cut in from the side and was knocked down by Heinze and got a free kick.

Standing in front of the football with Kaka this time is the young Juninho who has just played.

The two discussed it, and it was the Lyon free kick master who finally shot.

A strange deciduous ball crossed the wall and fell directly into the goal from the left side of the goal.

4-1.

"Amazing free-kick footwork! The Brazilian team already has two free-kick masters, Ronaldinho and Kaka. Now with the addition of Juninho, the Argentine team must be more careful when defending."

Junior Juninho did not enter the national team many times, and Kaka had limited opportunities to get in touch with him. During this period of time, he exchanged free kick experience with each other, and both sides benefited a lot. Although Kaka did not understand any tricks from close observation in the game this time, he did have some new understanding of deciduous ball.

With half an hour left in the game, the score of 4-1 is enough to make people desperate, but the Brazilian is not satisfied yet.

In the 70th minute of the game, Kaka launched another offensive before being replaced.

First, he hit the wall with Junior Juninho to get rid of Cambiasso, and then overwhelmed Zanetti with speed, and completed a bottom pass near the baseline.

Adriano rushed to the horse and scored with a shovel shot.

5-1.

"Kaka staged a hat-trick of assists! Adriano scored a hat-trick! This seems to be the second time they have accomplished such a miracle! The 5-1 score was the worst defeat Argentina has suffered in the past ten years. Both sides are undergoing new generations, but the young generation of the Tango Legion has fallen far behind the young forces of the Samba Legion."

Kaka went off to the cheers of the Brazilian fans.

The game ended 5-1.

Adriano was elected the top scorer of the cup with 8 goals, Kaka was elected the best player of the cup and won the Golden Globe of the Confederations Cup, while Ballack and Riquelme won the Silver Ball and Bronze Ball respectively.

Although Ronaldinho and Robinho did not receive individual honors, their brilliant performances in the semi-finals and finals also brought their fame to the next level. Brazil's young generation introduced themselves to the world with a grand victory over their arch-rivals.

On the podium, the Argentine players accepted the runner-up medal sullenly, and faintly familiar singing voices came from the stands, which made them feel more sad and guilty.

That is "Don't Cry For Me Argentina", which is familiar to all South Americans.

While the Argentine players were crying silently in the singing of "Argentina Don't Cry For Me", the Brazilian players on one side were praying like no one else was there.

They first came together under the call of Kaka, put their hands on the shoulders of the adjacent players, formed two or three layers, and knelt down on the green grass at the same time. Ronaldinho and other players put on white vests with the words "Jesus loves you" on the outside of their jerseys.

The word "love" is replaced by a red heart, while "you" is written in English, French, Portuguese, Spanish, German, etc.

Kaka asked everyone to be quiet first, and then recited prayers such as God bless Brazil and the Brazilian team with a serious face.

All are very religious.

The vast majority of people in the national team are Christians. In addition to the letter "R" representing his name, there is also a cross on the thick necklace that Ronaldinho always wears.

Many other people are also very religious because their parents are members of the Jesuits. Those like Kaka who have encountered crossing accidents are also in awe of these similar ceremonies.

After a simple prayer is the essential samba.

More than a dozen players tapped rhythmically with a variety of simple musical instruments, while others sang along while waving the Brazilian flag. Kaka, who knew nothing, could only wave his jersey and babble along.

The joyous atmosphere infected all audiences outside Argentina.

After reaching the podium, a group of people still danced and sang non-stop, swaying the joy in their hearts to their heart's content. The Brazilians on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean also played and sang in groups, and the Brazilian Football Association distributed prizes to all staff: each a championship T-shirt.

The next day, Brazil's "Global Daily" described the awards with a horrifying headline.

"Dancing on Argentine Corpses".

(End of this chapter)