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The Seleção coach discusses how the team has evolved since the last World Cup and how ‘animals’ Thiago Silva and Dani Alves help

Exclusive interview: The 2002 World Cup winner, and manager in charge of the greatest humiliation in Brazilian football history, reflects on the challenges and pressures of competing for the game’s greatest prize

Kylian Mbappé riled up South Americans back in May when he said both Argentina and Brazil don’t play matches “at a high level” in qualifying to reach the World Cup. Interviewed by Brazilian television, the France striker said South America lags behind Europe in terms of the strength of competition.

It's all change at Chelsea as Thomas Tuchel has been sent packing while Graham Potter has already started unloading his suitcase in west London - but it appears a switch in the dugout is only the tip of the iceberg for Todd Boehly's ambition

Luiz Felipe Scolari's ill-fated spell at Chelsea lasted just seven months, despite the Blues sitting fourth in the Premier League and going well in the Champions League

13 managers have worked under Roman Abramovich since he bought Chelsea in the summer of 2003, with eight delivering the west London club at least one major trophy

Cristiano Ronaldo has scored 14 goals since re-signing for Manchester United during the summer window.

Cristiano Ronaldo will go down as among the finest footballers of all time but his former Portugal coach Luiz Felipe Scolari has stopped short of declaring him the most talented player he's worked with

It was Luiz Felipe Scolari who had to tell Cristiano Ronaldo that his father had died whilst the pair were with Portugal with the incident leading to a strong bond between the pair