article_snippet: Head coach Dunga, himself a World Cup-winning defensive midfielder, has implemented a defence-first policy, with long balls up to the strikers very much the order of the day as far as attacking play was concerned.
article_snippet: Where Dunga’s men really struggled to deal with Chile’s high-pressing game was in attacking midfield.
article_snippet: Brazil manager Dunga passes on instructions to Brazil manager Dunga right back Danilo as
article_snippet: Brazil manager Dunga watches Brazil manager Dunga side take on Chile .
article_snippet: A lengthy Mexican wave in the first half told the story of Brazil’s performance, but in sacrificing an emphasis on attack Dunga looks to have addressed Brazil major defensive defects.
highlights_snippet: Dunga has implemented a defence-first policy .
  
highlights_snippet: Long balls up to the strikers are very much the order of the day in attack .
  