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Goalkeeper Allison said on Friday that becoming the first South American team to qualify for the World Cup in Qatar will give Brazil time to prepare, but this will not change the way they play the game from now to November 2022.
The Liverpool goalkeeper won his 50th game in Brazil’s 1-0 victory over Colombia in Sao Paulo, which maintained their unbeaten record in the qualifiers.
“This is very gratifying, our first goal (to qualify),” Allison said. “Our campaign was great. We qualified ahead of time. For me, it was very special in my 50th game.”
“What has changed is that we are qualified, but every game is the same, in the spirit of the World Cup.”
Brazil beat Colombia 1-0 to qualify for the 2022 World Cup
“This is just a stage,” he added. “The sooner you advance, the better. This allows the coach to better prepare and give everyone a chance. But we will not change what we do. The next game is always the most important.”
The next game is of special significance because it is a South American Classic against Argentina. The team defeated Brazil in Rio de Janeiro in July and won the Copa America.
“It is always important and special to face Argentina,” the Liverpool goalkeeper said.
“It’s true. They won the last Copa America,” he said. “Although I think this is what we deserve, there is only one winner in football. This is an opportunity for us to show our abilities.”
Brazil captain Casemiro will be absent from the game in San Juan on Tuesday after the Real Madrid defender was one of seven players who received a yellow card in a game with 44 fouls.
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