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Brazil Clinch World Cup Spot as Carlo Ancelotti Enjoys Home Debut in Charge
- Brazil secured qualification for the 2026 World Cup by defeating Paraguay 1-0 in Sao Paulo under Carlo Ancelotti's management.
- This victory followed Ancelotti's goalless debut draw against Peru and maintained Brazil’s unbroken World Cup qualification streak.
- Vinicius Jr. scored the decisive goal in the 43rd minute, assisted by Matheus Cunha, as Brazil controlled much of the game but were limited to only four attempts on goal.
- Vinicius Jr. stated, “We needed to win and qualify for the World Cup,” highlighting the team’s ambition and relief after a tightly contested match.
- The win boosted Ancelotti’s position as coach and lifts Brazil to third place, tying Ecuador who also qualified, as South America prepares for a competitive tournament.
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