The after match's interview's purpose was to not only get the feedback of players with regards to their thoughts on the recently concluded games, but also to relax players after the exhausting matches.

After the penalty shoot out conducted by Brazil over Chile on Saturday during the round 16, goalkeeper Julio Cesar had given all the needed effort, and even more. Exhausted from the game, he caught his breath before speaking to reporters.

"I gave an interview four years ago and I cried," Cesar said as he spoke to Brazil's broadcaster Sporstv "I was very sad, but now I am crying because I am happy." Cesar has demonstrated power to conquer against his opponents in most of his previous matches. He let everybody know he just won't take losing without exerting effort to battle it out.

The tight match between Brazil and Netherlands confused the judges as to what decision to arrive at. Another Brazil player, Wesley Sneijder triumphed over Bert van Marwijk's side, crushing Cesar's ideal world view.

The media pictured the players as having the time of their lives, feeling fulfilled after an exhausting match in the World Cup. The media saw the players as smiling ear to ear by being proud of what they do. However, this picture was a fire cry to how the players really feel after an exhausting fight.

Several players feel inadequate for not having done everything they can to constantly score victory in matches. They seem to forget the fact that nobody is perfect, and that the important thing was they gave it their best shot.