Is winning on your debut a sign of success? Remember the beginning of the National Team’s coaches in the Century | Brazilian Team

Is a convincing victory against England, at Wembley, in the first match, a reason for Brazilian fans to be excited? Dorival Júnior indicated moderation and preached patience at the beginning of his work in command of the Seleção. And the retrospect confirms the caution of the coach who is the tenth to take charge of Brazil this Century.

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From world champions like Felipão and Parreirato interim, as Ramon and Dinizthe cliché that “It doesn’t matter how it begins, but how it ends” It’s almost like a mantra in the Brazilian team. Since 2001, there have been five wins, three defeats and two draws in debuts of technicians in cycles with the green and yellow shirt

The only one to win the Cup in this period, Felipão debuted twice and lost both. In 2001, they faced Uruguay, in Montevideo, and lost 1-0 in a qualifying match. When he returned in 2013, again a year before a World Cup, he faced the same challenge as Dorival: England, at Wembley. And was beaten 2-1.

Another who commanded Brazil twice was Dunga, and won precisely at the opportunity in which he performed worst. In 2006, in the cycle up to the African Cup, when they were champions of the Copa América and the Confederations, they drew with Norway 1-1. In 2014, after 7-1, they beat Colombia with a goal from Neymar, but saw the spell lasted only two years after being eliminated in two consecutive Copa América.

• Felipão: 0x1 Uruguay, 07/01/01
• Heck: 0x0 China, 02/12/03
• Dunga: 1×1 Norway, 16/08/06
• Bro: 2×0 United States, 10/08/10
• Felipão: 1×2 England, 06/02/13
• Dunga: 1×0 Colombia, 09/05/14
• Tite: 3×0 Ecuador, 01/09/16
• Ramon Menezes: 1×2 Morocco, 03/25/23
• Fenando Diniz: 5×1 Bolivia, 09/08/23
• Dorival Jr: 1 x 0 England, 03/23/24

With experiences that also left no one missed, Mano Menezes and Fernando Diniz they won their first matches against the United States and Bolivia, respectively, and then did not maintain their level. Already Titescored 3-0 over Ecuador, had a linear performance over six years, and ended up eliminated from two World Cups.

History that justifies Dorival Júnior’s polite behavior despite the victory that ended Brazil’s 29-game streak at Wembley:

– We have to be calm, it’s too early.

Carlos Alberto Parreira, with the goalless draw against China in 2003, and Ramon Menezes, who was defeated by Morocco last year, complete the ten debuts of Brazilian coaches in this century.