Is Brazil poised to end their painfully lengthy World Cup trophy drought?

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Since 2002, the once all-conquering Brazil football team has endured a depressingly long World Cup trophy drought.

 

Now under the tutelage of the Italian master tactician Carlo Ancelotti, Brazil has another opportunity to end their hoodoo in the World Cup later this year.

 

As is to be expected, doing so will not be a walk in the park for Brazil as there are loads of other quality teams who harbor ambitions of winning the holy grail of global football.

 

Thus, with Brazil and her rivals primed to go all out in an attempt to clinch the coveted  title, we should be in for a peach of a football championship.

   

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