Messi fires Brazil warning

MONTEVIDEO (AFP) - With the World Cup winning coaches in both dugouts, some of the best players in the world and South Africa 2010 show at the hearing, the match between Argentina and Brazil, Sunday is so great as they get.

The meetings between the South American giants are always heated, but the affairs of the weekend World Cup qualifier in Argentina's Rosario city is the spice has given more by the desperate need of Argentina for the points.

Brazil above the regional classification classification ahead of Chile and Paraguay and, possibly, could book their place in next summer's tournament if results go their way this weekend, but Argentina are struggling.

The appointment of the legendary Diego Maradona coaching has not managed to inspire an upturn in the fortunes of Argentina after a below par start to the campaign and enter the game in fourth place and the final classification.

Por contraste, su homólogo Dunga, el capitán, cuando Brasil ganó la Copa del Mundo de 1994 en Estados Unidos, ha convertido a la Selecao en una unidad bien entrenados, contra-atacar.

Under his guidance, Brazil won the Copa America 2007 - beat Argentina 3-0 in the final - and win the Confederations Cup in June, but the center-back John says that the focus should be on the players, instead of illustrious coaches.

"Maradona was a tremendous player who shares a beautiful story with the Argentine national team," said Roma defender....[source]