Samba on the pitch and ballet for the fans and TV cameras, Tite's Brazil is a feast for the eyes but a lot of exultation to celebrate goals is excessive for some.
So while the images of the green-and-gold celebrations go around the world on videos and on social networks, the 'torcida' of the Brazilian fans has raised a wall of protests against the critics and above all the former Manchester United player Roy Keane has ended up in her sights. who claimed that the ballets were disrespectful.
The audience was also raised again by Richarlison's specialty, the 'pombo dance', the dance of the pigeon', with which the Tottenham forward involved not only coach Tite, but also Ronaldo the Phenomenon, in a curtain that went viral.
If the Irishman Kean is pilloried on social media and amid doubts about his relevance in the history of football, he remembers as one of his 'successes' the foul on the knee of Alfie Haaland, Erling's father, in a Manchester derby in 2001, former US international Alexi Lalas arrives to intervene in favor of the exultation of the Brazilians.
"If you're one of those who complains about football players who dance after a goal - says the ex from Padova in a video -, I'm sorry for you and for your life, which has no joy, love, passion. The goal is the hardest thing to do in our game and when it happens we celebrate, as best we want".
From ballet to trickery, from Brazil to Argentina: the video in which one of Leo Messi's three sons, Mateo (7 years old), present complete with his father's number 10 shirt in the stands, sent his Argentine fans into raptures, throwing his lollipop on the grandstand below.
Then getting scolded by his mother, also wearing the Flea shirt to watch from the vip stand of the Ahmad Bin Ali stadium the victorious round of 16 of the Albiceleste against Australia.
Fans on the spot and then thousands of those who follow social media became passionate about the familiar skit spread on TikTok.
