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These two teams are the best from America and their rivalty is well known, it will be indeed a great game to watch. I can only hear it and then watch in replay.
however, see the lineups Brazil PO 12 Doni DF 2 Maicon DF 3 Alex DF 4 Juan DF 6 Gilberto CC 8 Gilberto Silva CC 5 Mineiro CC 17 Josué CC 19 Júlio Baptista DL 11 Robinho DL 9 Vagner Love Argentina EN Alfio Basile PO 1 Abbondanzieri DF 8 Zanetti DF 2 Ayala DF 15 Gabi Milito DF 6 Heinze CC 14 Mascherano CC 20 Verón CC 10 Riquelme CC 19 Cambiasso CC 18 Messi DL 11 Tévez if you follow football/soccer like I do, you will notice Brazil is coming with the B team and Argentina has its A team.just an observation.
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Watched it. A good enough game but not as exciting as the semi-finals. Brasil (without many of the first line players, as it can be seen from the lineups above) held the Argentines in a lock throughout the game: no white and blue player ever got the ball without a couple of Brasilians in their face. Lots of penalties, about 40-50, which cut the flow of the game to shreds. Argentina is back to the drawing board. Brasil is the new team of Defending Wizzards? Strange. Europe next year, Pedro!
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yes most of the Argentinians played in the Spanish primera league but in Brazil Robinho plays for Real Madrid which is my childhood/forever club;so I am happy. its amazing how many players Brazil can muster and they all do good,its in their blood. Argentina is a notch below.in Football/soccer of course. 
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