Tuesday, 29 June 2010
Unimpressed Dunga wants improvement
Brazil manager Dunga has proved what a hard task master he is by demanding a big improvement from his charges - despite their 3-0 win over Chile. Monday’s result sees the five-time champions move into the quarterfinals of the World Cup where they play the Netherlands. "We have to improve in all sectors of our play," said Dunga afterwards. "Chile played exceptionally well with a lot of possession and they passed very well but Brazil were able to maintain a balanced control." Dunga was also concerned about a possible suspension for creative kingpin Kaka who picked up his third yellow card of the tournament. "It is a problem - I don't want Kaka to be out suspended. It looks as though the technical players are punished and those who commit fouls aren't always. This started happening in the group phase and we are going to talk about this with Kaka.”