The Brazil coach has led his team to eight consecutive post-World Cup victories but has warned that Brazil have won nothing yet, and much bigger tests are ahead.
Despite presiding over impressive victories against Argentina and France, the former midfielder is keen to not get carried away. Dunga said: “We have not won anything yet. But we are looking good. We are building a competitive national team that is clearing obstacles and working well as a team. Against France we went behind in their home stadium, but we came back and got the result. Today, we changed six players, Chile put us under pressure and the team did not lose our stability. We remained in shape and waited for the chance to attack our opponents.”
