On the morning of March 25, Beijing time, in the 17th round of the World Cup qualifiers in the South American region, Brazil defeated Chile 4-0 at home, and continued to lead the South American region with 13 wins and 3 draws. Neymar made a penalty and hit it himself, Vernicius scored his debut goal for the national team, Coutinho came off the bench to hit the penalty and Richarlison made a difference in stoppage time.
Game highlights
Neymar scored a new all-time record with 14 goals in the 24th game of his World Cup, a total of 71 goals for the national team, six goals behind Pele, who was no. 1 in the history of the team.
Venicius played 12 games for Brazil, scoring for the first time. Coutinho has scored in two consecutive World Cups and 20 goals in 66 games of his national team career.
Wonderful review
In the first minute, Anthony burst into the right rib of the penalty area, cut inside and fired a low shot that was pressed by goalkeeper Bravo.
In the fourth minute, Vargas's volley from the middle was blocked off the line by Maquinhos.
Seven minutes later, Neymar's free-kick hit the wall. On 11 minutes, Casemiro's pad shot was blocked off the line. On the 21st minute, Vargas's long-range shot from the edge of the box was blocked.
In the 24th minute, Vinicius' low pass and Neymar's stoppage was destroyed by Bravo.
On 29 minutes, Isla's cross was deflected and Vargas volleyed wide. On 31 minutes, Casemiro's cross was met by Neymar's header that deflected over the top.
In the 36th minute, Vinicius cut straight from the left and Neymar fired a low shot from a tight angle on the left side of the penalty area, and Bravo sealed the ball off the line.
In the 44th minute, Neymar broke through to cause Isla to foul, the referee took a penalty, Neymar took the penalty low into the bottom left corner, 1-0.
In the 45th minute, Anthony's diagonal cross from the right was met by Venicius' diagonal shot from the left side of the penalty area to make it 2-0.
In the 50th minute, Vidal received a cross from the right wing and swept the goal from the front point, which was determined to be offside after the VAR review, and the goal was invalid.
Neymar is brought down by Paul Díaz, and the two clash and each eats their cards.
In the 72nd minute, Anthony's direct shot from outside the penalty area against the attacking goalkeeper was slightly deflected, the referee took a foul on Bravo, Brazil won the penalty again, and Coutinho scored a low shot to make it 3-0.
In the 90th minute, Richardson slammed the ball into the far corner from the right side of the penalty area to make it 4-0.
Statistics
Appearances line-up
Brazil (4-2-3-1): Alisson; Danilo, Maquinhos, Thiago Silva, Arana; Fred (82' Fabinho), Casemiro (82' Guimarães); Anthony (75' Richaleson), Paqueta (63' Coutinho), Venicius (75' Martinelli); Neymar
Chile (3-5-2): Bravo; Paul Díaz, Medel, Rocco; Isla, Bidart, Baeza (61' Lonnie Fernandez), Arangis (76' Paves), Suasso; Sanchez, Vargas (76' Meneses)