Scolari could keep job with support of incoming president

Luiz Felipe Scolari looks set to keep his job despite Brazil’s humiliating World Cup defeat to Germany.

Scolari could keep job with support of incoming president
Sat, 12 Jul, 2014 - 11:20

Luiz Felipe Scolari looks set to keep his job despite Brazil’s humiliating World Cup defeat to Germany.

Brazil’s 200-million strong population was hoping to cheer the country in the World Cup final this weekend, but must instead watch the Selecao fight for third place against Holland.

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