How twitter reacted to Brazil blowing France away in friendly
Dunga’s new-look Samba Boys took another giant stride out from the shadow of World Cup ignominy by dismissing France 3-1 in a Paris friendly and in the second half, frankly, it was just like watching Brazil.
The boys in yellow are heading to north London next to face Chile in another friendly, where they are 4/5 to beat Alexis Sanchez and co, who went down 2-0 to Iran in a shock result on the same night.
Here’s how the twitterati purred in appreciation after Neymar and co bounced back from a goal down to sweep Les Bleus aside in a second-half blitz:
Alongside rampant Chelsea teammate Willian, Oscar was pivotal in instigating
the fightback
Oscar leads the fightback and Neymar scores yet another Brazil goal https://t.co/6B4RWVwKOP via @MailSportLooking forward to Chile gameSunday
— Cleo Sharp (@Shotgooner) March 26, 2015
The highlights videos and vines were quick to appear too
I liked a @YouTube video https://t.co/h2fjnCQFbE France vs Brazil 1-3 All Goals & Highlights 2015 (Friendly Match)
— Steven (@stevenlim21) March 27, 2015
Luiz Gustavo’s leap sealed the deal for Dunga’s charges
GOAL GUSTAVO! France 1-3 Brazil https://t.co/3xChbI8J5J
— Football Live Goals (@FootyLiveVines) March 26, 2015
The Guardian’s Brazilian correspondent Fernando Duarte is pleased
with his team’s performance without going overly wild
Not a bad outing for the Seleção. A 3-1 win against France will always feel good.
— Fernando Duarte (@Fernando_Duarte) March 26, 2015
French football journalist Julien Laurens is particularly pleased with the
performance of Manchester United target Danilo
Whoever buys Danilo from Porto will make a great signing. A Brazilian full back who can defend is rare, esp when is also good going forward
— Julien Laurens (@LaurensJulien) March 26, 2015
David Luiz may not have been present in the squad, but this Brazil fan was in
the Stade de France stands in his honour
France 1-3 Brazil: Oscar winning performance – #ufwc https://t.co/Hsmx5yDKln #brazil #France
— UFWC (@UFWC_Football) March 27, 2015
He didn’t get on to the pitch, but Arsenal’s new centre-back Gabriel Paulista was
clearly delighted to be involved
FRANÇA X BRASIL !! pic.twitter.com/Df0wbDgcLY
— Gabriel Paulista (@gpaulista5) March 26, 2015
