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FIFA U-17 World Cup: India's chances and what the tournament means for it

It would be unfair to expect India to bedazzle crowds with eye-catching football. This team is built around stability

Coach Luís Norton de Matos. Photo: PTI
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Coach Luís Norton de Matos. Photo: PTI

Dhruv Munjal
Even after all these years, Ronaldinho still has a hypnotic hold over his audience. The thrills and spills make him football’s version of David Copperfield, just far defter. His preternatural ability allows him to turn a defender and then nutmeg him without even touching the ball, or loft a ball in the path of Diego Costa while looking in the other direction. No, not that Diego Costa, not the one with the hulking frame and the sulking ways; not the one who has just swapped the bitter cold of West London for the cheery warmth of the Spanish capital. This

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