It has won two World Cups although it has only 3.4 million people. That's a lot of World Cups per capita if you ask me. 0.59 per million people as shown in the above chart if you want to know. Which is almost 9 times the number for the next country in the list: Italy. And 22 times that of Brazil which has yet to win one at home. From what we have seen in the Copa America, the Selecao has still a lot of work to do to avoid a repeat of the 1950 Maracana final in 3 years.
And what can you cay about Japan, the new world champions?
ReplyDeleteZot finn kas pake. Bravo! Byen rezilian kuma pep ler nu mazine ki pann gayn tro lontan zot ti pe "run for the hills".
ReplyDeleteUruguay seems to have a fatal attraction to dramatic exits... At last year's World Cup, Suarez let his team down against by getting suspended for biting before the Colombia match...
ReplyDeleteNanpess ki ena enn ta talan par tet dabitan laba. Mo bizin fer enn zoli ti tiart lor enn de zafer ler gayn inpe letan.
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