Brazil didn't panic against England in 2002 their style of play made it easier to defend, even with 10 men, and we held on without too much fear of losing': Selecao star reveals confidence during World Cup quarter-final

In the 2002 World Cup quarter-final, Brazil, featuring legends like Ronaldo and Rivaldo, remained confident despite falling behind to England. Roque Junior recounted that the team never panicked, recalling their previous comeback against Turkey and their belief in their attacking talent. With Rivaldo equalizing and Ronaldinho scoring a remarkable goal, Brazil demonstrated their quality and composure, ultimately securing a famous victory. This match highlighted the team's resilience and strategic focus, underscoring their ability to perform under pressure.

I didn't panic, because there was a lot of time left in the game. We had the ability to turn the match around.

Ronaldinho had decided to shoot and it turned out to be the right decision. It was an incredible goal.

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