AP/GOOGLE/ Five-time champion Brasil led by Coach Dunga feel they will truly get tested against the Netherlands on Friday. "We know the Netherlands are a very difficult team to play against," Dunga said. "Their football is actually very similar to South American football. They don't try to stay defending and rely on long balls. They have technical quality and we will need to be ready for that. It's a solid team."
Brasil hasn't been challenged much in South Africa. "It's a world football classic," said Robinho, who scored his first World Cup goal in the match against Chile. "It's going to be like a final."
(Foto of Ronaldinho)
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