Bibhash Lodh, BS News Agency: The football world continues to discuss Brazil's lackluster performance against Morocco. The five-time world champions kicked off their campaign with a 1-1 draw against the African side last Sunday. Brazilian defender Danilo has now openly criticized the team's dismal display on the pitch. Speaking at a press conference ahead of Saturday's match against Haiti, he frankly admitted that their performance in the opening game fell far short of the team's capabilities and expectations. The Latin American powerhouse fell behind early against Morocco, with Ismael Saibari putting the opposition ahead via a counter-attack in the 21st minute. However, Brazil quickly equalized thanks to the brilliance of Vinicius Junior. In the second half, the pace of the game dropped significantly as both teams prioritized defensive stability over attacking intent. Despite their superiority in terms of strength, ability, and footballing heritage, Brazil's tepid performance against Morocco left fans deeply disappointed. Brazil will face Haiti in their second group-stage match this Saturday at 6:30 AM (Bangladesh time). Danilo, who came on as a substitute against Morocco, believes it is crucial to identify their weaknesses before moving forward. He remarked that correcting errors is only possible by facing reality and conducting an objective, in-depth analysis of the situation. Danilo stated clearly that during the first half of the opening match, they were nowhere near their usual rhythm and completely failed to deliver the standard of football expected from the Brazilian team.