Brazil eNational Team Dominates Week 3 Qualifiers with Six Consecutive Victories
Head coach Brunovisqui cites improved tactical comfort as Brazil sweeps Bolivia, Argentina, and Chile in FIFAe Nations League Qualifiers.

The Brazilian Rocket League eNational Team commenced Week 3 of the FIFAe Nations League Qualifiers with a flawless record, securing victory in all six matches played on the opening day. The squad demonstrated overwhelming offensive efficiency, scoring 30 goals while conceding just 10, resulting in a net goal difference of 20.
Brazil opened its campaign against Bolivia with decisive 8-0 and 4-1 victories. The team then faced Argentina, securing wins of 5-2 and 6-3, before concluding the day with two matches against Chile, which were won 4-3 and 3-1 respectively.
Head coach Brunovisqui highlighted the team’s progress, noting that the results reflected a sustained upward trend in performance over recent weeks. He emphasised that the squad had finally achieved a level of comfort that allowed for freer play after a prolonged period of adjustment.
“I really liked this first day. The team has been on a strong upward trend over the past few weeks, and that showed in the matchups we had,” Brunovisqui said. “After quite a long time, we found a way to feel comfortable and play freely. I’m hoping for great things from here on out.”
The performance marks the debut of the Brazilian eNational Team in this specific stage of the qualifiers. The results were confirmed following the first day of competition, with the team maintaining a 100 per cent win rate through the initial round of fixtures.
The source material for this report was originally published in Portuguese and translated into English by artificial intelligence. The Linxi News editorial team has verified the match statistics and outcomes against the provided feed data.
As the qualifiers proceed, the focus will shift to whether the team can maintain this momentum in subsequent matches. The current data indicates a strong start, but the long-term trajectory of the squad’s performance in the broader tournament structure remains to be seen.


