Europeans think that the Brazilian Football Championship is slow, they don't understand that Brazilian states are bigger than European countries, Brazilian clubs usually travel 8 thousand km between matches, which means that, with a favorable score, the players have They have to play at a slower pace to preserve themselves physically. .
A lucid comment. An example is a team from the South visiting the North, which already travels 4,000 km to get there and then 4,000 km to get back. This is very physically exhausting during the season, and there are also continental games that require visiting neighboring countries. South America is twice the size of Europe. The physical exhaustion due to the continental size of Brazil is the worst barrier, and the clubs reduce the intensity to preserve their physique and avoid muscle injuries. In Europe, the countries are the size of Brazilian states, the distance is infinitely shorter and the physical exhaustion is also much lower during the season because the trips are much shorter, even the trips in continental competitions.
A small note about Serie D, there is a preliminary round before the group stages. This sees the 8 runner ups from the lowest ranked states being paired for a two-legged play-in with the winners qualifying for the group stage, the losers being eliminated
Great video! About the Campeonato Paulista, though, you got the stage group wrong. Instead of playing the teams within the group, each team play only once with every team in the other groups (eg, a team in group A, would only play teams in groups B, C and D). This system of play is equivalent to chess Scheveningen tournaments
Excellent video, thoroughly researched. In my opinion, the problem with Brazilian League is that 20 clubs is way too much. I advocate for 16 clubs in Serie A, B and C each with 4 relegated and promoted every season. Every match would be worth something. Currently, many teams play with their reserves many matches.
Thanks for the kind words! Having a 16-team league with four automatic relegation spots is a really interesting idea. It would definitely make every game feel more important.
Very informative video, great work! Regarding broadcasts, today we have more options such as SBT (another Brazilian free TV channel), and the YT channel called CazéTV, which has obtained broadcasting rights for several competitions in recent years.
Why English speakers saying EI things in Portuguese, like brasilEIro, ALWAYS invert the EI sound... brasil-IE-ro instead of brasil-EI-ro?? EI sounds just like the sound of the letter A in English. Like AY. Brasil AY ro.
palmeiras has 8 Brazilians, the same as Flamengo, 4 Brazilians from palmeiras were won in the famous pen (Fax) because it was won off the field, Flamengo and a legitimate cup that many football experts agree that 87 is Flamengo's was taken in court , the same person who doesn't know the difference between a cenolra and a sausage
The Brazilian League is the best league of the Americas talent wise...hands down. Financially, it's MLS, it will be the Premier League equivalent media wise in the Americas. Brazil needs to reform its corrupted leagues and dismiss the outdated state championships.
@@Pedrok12990 Lol..so true..they play so bad maybe they will get humiliated at home hosting the 2026 WC by losing 7-1 like Germany did to that Sub-Saharan country in 2014. Lol...those Africans were crying. Eh Penta!!
@@axxessmundiThe only time school shooters hosted a football World Cup they were eliminated early and the greatest football national team in history was champion, in 1994. How ironic. If they spent more time training football and not training the heads of children in schools, maybe they would be more relevant in the sport and not an atom.
Europeans think that the Brazilian Football Championship is slow, they don't understand that Brazilian states are bigger than European countries, Brazilian clubs usually travel 8 thousand km between matches, which means that, with a favorable score, the players have They have to play at a slower pace to preserve themselves physically. .
A lucid comment. An example is a team from the South visiting the North, which already travels 4,000 km to get there and then 4,000 km to get back. This is very physically exhausting during the season, and there are also continental games that require visiting neighboring countries. South America is twice the size of Europe. The physical exhaustion due to the continental size of Brazil is the worst barrier, and the clubs reduce the intensity to preserve their physique and avoid muscle injuries. In Europe, the countries are the size of Brazilian states, the distance is infinitely shorter and the physical exhaustion is also much lower during the season because the trips are much shorter, even the trips in continental competitions.
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As a brazillian and a Palmeiras fan, and you explained all the Brazil's soccer very well, congrats.
Thank you!
South America held several wprld cups before 2014 including 1930 in Uruguay and 1950 in Brazil and 1 in Argentina 1978
The Uruguayan WC was held in 1930
1962 Chile
A small note about Serie D, there is a preliminary round before the group stages. This sees the 8 runner ups from the lowest ranked states being paired for a two-legged play-in with the winners qualifying for the group stage, the losers being eliminated
Thank you
Great video! About the Campeonato Paulista, though, you got the stage group wrong. Instead of playing the teams within the group, each team play only once with every team in the other groups (eg, a team in group A, would only play teams in groups B, C and D). This system of play is equivalent to chess Scheveningen tournaments
Thanks for the clarification, and thanks for watching!
Finally he is back
Excellent video, thoroughly researched.
In my opinion, the problem with Brazilian League is that 20 clubs is way too much.
I advocate for 16 clubs in Serie A, B and C each with 4 relegated and promoted every season.
Every match would be worth something. Currently, many teams play with their reserves many matches.
Thanks for the kind words! Having a 16-team league with four automatic relegation spots is a really interesting idea. It would definitely make every game feel more important.
Just found your channel, looks amazing!
Thanks and welcome!
Very informative video, great work! Regarding broadcasts, today we have more options such as SBT (another Brazilian free TV channel), and the YT channel called CazéTV, which has obtained broadcasting rights for several competitions in recent years.
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Just updating now Palmeiras has 12 " Brasileirão" Championships.
Do you mean on the court, 4 cups off the field, the famous Brazilian way, palmeiras trees have 8 on the field and 4 on the court
Têm 8 ganhos em campo, 4 por FAX. E 87 é do Sport!
Why English speakers saying EI things in Portuguese, like brasilEIro, ALWAYS invert the EI sound... brasil-IE-ro instead of brasil-EI-ro??
EI sounds just like the sound of the letter A in English. Like AY. Brasil AY ro.
palmeiras has 8 Brazilians, the same as Flamengo, 4 Brazilians from palmeiras were won in the famous pen (Fax) because it was won off the field, Flamengo and a legitimate cup that many football experts agree that 87 is Flamengo's was taken in court , the same person who doesn't know the difference between a cenolra and a sausage
Eu concordo contigo na parte dos FAX, mas 87 é do Sport, mulambo! Vocês são hepta, igual os gambás.
The Brazilian League is the best league of the Americas talent wise...hands down.
Financially, it's MLS, it will be the Premier League equivalent media wise in the Americas. Brazil needs to reform its corrupted leagues and dismiss the outdated state championships.
Least delusional american lol
The only thing missing is for the United States league to be good at football lol
@@Pedrok12990 Lol..so true..they play so bad maybe they will get humiliated at home hosting the 2026 WC by losing 7-1 like Germany did to that Sub-Saharan country in 2014. Lol...those Africans were crying. Eh Penta!!
@@axxessmundiThe only time school shooters hosted a football World Cup they were eliminated early and the greatest football national team in history was champion, in 1994. How ironic. If they spent more time training football and not training the heads of children in schools, maybe they would be more relevant in the sport and not an atom.
Ninguém liga pra MLS…
Não consegui ouvir o cara dizer "Brisilieiro" 2x. Não dá, tive que encerrar o vídeo
Me desculpe, Pedro Henrique, eu tentei 😅