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In the summer of 1974, the Brazilian national team traveled to West Germany with a daunting task: to defend the Jules Rimet Cup title they had won four years earlier. But the 1974 Brazil was no longer the captivating samba dancers of Mexico in 1970. They were no longer "King" Pelé, nor Gerson, nor Tostão. That year's Seleção, under the leadership of Mario Zagallo, had transformed into a more gritty, pragmatic, and distinctly European team, ready to face the rising tide of Total Football. They were a transitional team, driven by an obsession with winning at all costs, even if it meant sacrificing their inherent beauty. Although they only reached the third-place match and lost to Poland, the 1974 generation left an indelible mark. It was an extraordinary journey of efforts to retain the crown, where counter-attacking and defensive play interspersed with moments of individual brilliance created a contradictory yet tragic picture.