Diniz backs Brazil 'kids' to turn around poor form

Brazil suffered their first ever defeat in 65 World Cup qualifiers on home soil, losing 1-0 to Argentina.

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00:00 You can't take life and put it in statistics.

00:04 If life is only statistics, everything is very bad.

00:08 But if we analyze it as a process of change, of players,

00:14 today we had three players who played in the last World Cup,

00:18 Argentina had almost the whole team.

00:20 Playing with full confidence, because if Argentina lost today,

00:25 like they lost to Uruguay, the public's acceptance is different.

00:29 So, the performance we have is oscillating,

00:32 as well as Colombia.

00:34 I told you in my speech that we played much better than Colombia.

00:39 And when we speak, there's not such a big impact.

00:43 The Argentinean coach watched the same game I watched.

00:46 He agreed, but the performance we control,

00:50 and I think it's a path, when you control the training,

00:55 the things you intend to do in the game.

00:57 But sometimes the result escapes.

01:00 Now you ask, how are we going to win?

01:03 Stop evolving, stop building, stop believing in what we have,

01:08 in the boys who play today, a lot of players who were born in 2000.

01:14 This is the future we have.

01:16 And the players worked hard.

01:18 If we can improve this, our tendency is for the results to appear consistently.