World Cup 2010: Brazil Star Kaka Believes Netherlands Game Is One To Watch

Both teams like to play football.

Jun 28, 2010 9:18:00 PM

By Paul Madden

More On :  Brazil, Netherlands, Kaká
World Cup 2010 - Brazil vs Chile, Kaka and Mauricio Isla (Getty Images)
Brazil star Kaka believes the Selecao's World Cup quarter-final against Netherlands is a game that everyone wants to see and noted that his side are showing continuing signs of improvement following their 3-0 win over Chile.

Juan, Luis Fabiano and Robinho provided the goals in what proved a facile victory for Brazil at Ellis Park in Johannesburg but Kaka pointed out that they had plenty of chances in the game.

"We played the better game and at a very good level. We had a lot of chances and the trend is improving," Kaka noted before acknowledging that Friday's opponents have a lot to offer.

"They have a technically rich team, individually and collectively, they play and they let you play. It is the game that everyone wants to see and all players want to play in."

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