South American World Cup qualifiers ended, with 5 Argentine coaches leading the team to the World Cup! Brazil sets a record of shame

In the last round of the South American World Cup qualifiers, the playoff spots ended with Bolivia's victory. They defeated Brazil 1-0. With Venezuela losing 3-6 to Colombia, Bolivia overtook Venezuela by 2 points, ranking 7th in South America to enter the intercontinental play-off. The South American World Cup qualifiers ended, and five Argentine coaches led the team to the World Cup! Brazil sets a record of shame.

The final ranking of this South American World Cup was Argentina ranked first with 38 points, Ecuador ranked second with 29 points, and Colombia, Uruguay, Brazil and Paraguay were 28 points, ranking 3-6th. Bolivia ranked 7th with 20 points, Venezuela ranked 8th with 18 points, Peru ranked 9th with 12 points, and Chile ranked last with 11 points. Among the six teams in South America that go directly to the World Cup, the Argentine head coach won the top 4, with 6 seats accounting for 5 seats. They are Scaroni of Argentina, Becache of Ecuador, Lorenzo of Colombia, Bielsa of Uruguay, and Alfaro of Paraguay. Only the Italian coach of Brazil, Ancelotti, is not an Argentinian, and the rest are led by Argentine coaches. The coaching ability of the Argentine coach has been generally recognized. Most South American teams now choose to use Argentine coaches.

Among these five Argentine coaches, Scaloni helped the Argentine national team achieve three consecutive championships in the competition, plus four consecutive European and American Cups, ranking first in FIFA for 29 consecutive months. Ecuador was deducted 3 points in this competition due to violations in the last World Cup (the player forged his birth certificate), and still ranked second in South America. Beca has created a defensive division for Ecuador, leading the team to lose only 1 game and concede only 2 goals in 12 games.

Colombia coach Lorenzo helped the team reach last year's Copa America final. Under his leadership, Colombia also once won 28 unbeaten games, and it ended after losing to Argentina in overtime in the Copa America championship. Uruguayan coach Bielsa is a famous "crazy coach". He once led Argentina's National Olympic Team to win the Olympic gold medal and helped Leeds United advance to the Premier League. He is crazy about offense and the team he coaches are often full of passion.

Before Alfaro took over Paraguay, Paraguay had 1 win, 2 draws and 3 losses in the World Cup, and was eliminated in the last three consecutive losses in the group stage of the Copa America. After Alfaro took office, Paraguay won 6, 5 draws and 1 loss in the World Cup, winning 3 South American top three Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay, and successfully entering the World Cup. The 63-year-old Argentine coach became Paraguay's hero. It is obvious that the Argentine coach has become the backbone of South American football. Brazil used three different coaches in this World Cup qualifier, with 28 points as the worst team history after the World Cup restructuring, creating a shameful record. If the Brazilian team doesn't have face, they may also hire an Argentine coach to coach.