Legends of the Brazilian National Team faced Mexico Legends this Sunday (19) and, despite the 3-2 loss, delivered some memorable moments.
Adriano Imperador and Kaká, for example, scored beautiful goals. And Ronaldinho Gaúcho pulled off some dribbles to ease the fans’ nostalgia a little.
The Wizard even set Adriano up one-on-one with the keeper. And the striker kept his composure to delicately chip the ball over the goalkeeper. Would your team’s No. 9 do that?
Kaká also got on the scoresheet and, in his celebration, paid tribute to Oscar Schmidt — the basketball legend who died on Friday (17), at the age of 68.
Besides the assist for Adriano, Ronaldinho Gaúcho also produced dazzling dribbles — like this 360º spin. Too bad the move didn’t end in a goal:
Brazil Legends started the match with Júlio César; Maicon, Lúcio, Aldair and Júnior; Edmílson, Gilberto Silva, Kaká and Ronaldinho Gaúcho; Edílson and Adriano.
The main goal of the Brazil Legends project is to honor the historic idols of Brazilian football.
In addition, the friendly also served to mark the reopening of the traditional Azteza Stadium, now called Banorte Stadium.
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.
