There are playing strips in sport that strike fear - even awe - into opposition sides. The All Blacks' famous jersey. The green and gold of the Australian cricket side. And the very simple yellow Brazilian football shirt.
The Brazilian style of football is called Joga Bonito. It means playing the game without inhibition, attacking from all quarters with breath-taking speed and creating pure joy on the grass.
Can you imagine the tens of millions of Brazilian boys who grow up dreaming of wearing that yellow shirt just once? Playing football on the beaches of Rio and back streets of Brasilia until it's too dark to see?
That gives you an idea of the talent that exists on the Brazilian under-20 roster; those who have risen above millions of others to earn the right to represent their football-obsessed nation.
But the Brazilians were just one half of the equation in their 4-2 win over Nigeria in New Plymouth yesterday.