1-5: Brazil won easily and a South Korea-inspired Neymar

Comfortable, without overstretching from your finalists Champions and there is a Neymar who finally played, was the heart of the attack and scored a brace, Brazil comfortable wins now 1-5 to a South Korea who seemed to accuse two years of not facing formidable rivals because of the pandemic.

The game starts with the script that should start, with a Brazil who came out to cheer from the leather domain and the South Koreans crouched down while waiting to be able to launch to their ends in search of spaces behind the Latin American defense.

In 2 minutes, Thiago Silva He gave the first warning by scoring a free kick from the left in an offside position.

Brazil seemed more relaxed and lively when moving the ball on the Asians ’field, which was too tight and tense at the start.

This is how the first goal came, with the “Taeguk warriors” knowing the man’s marks on Neymar, Richarlison or Paquetá so they left Alex Sandro on a highway to enter from the left side of the area.

His cross pass was comfortably ended by Fred and the ball entered after a carom in which they intervened. Richarlisonwho scored a goal, and goalkeeper Kim Seung-gyu, who was barely able to deflect it into the net.

The South Korean fort lasted just over 6 minutes, and the red squad, having difficulty even preventing their central defenders from giving it to the area’s balcony, was able to accept another goal a minute later, although Neymar greatly decorated himself. in place and his back pass sent him into the clouds Raphinha.

After hitting his right foot the previous day which caused doubt about his presence today and again caused fear for his metatarsal, 10 of the canarinha is in Seoul now, where there is no doubt that he is the marshal in charge of the offensive ” yellow-green “.

After 10 minutes, the South Koreans tried for the first time Weverton with a shot from outside the venue, though the starting script remained intact and with Casemiro almost always exercising an imperial dominance in his plan, despite the excessive football time pulling on his legs after winning in the Champions League just five days before.

But almost out of time the South Korean’s goal came half an hour after Hwang Ui-jo controlled from behind inside the area and, with the help of Thiago Salva’s poor coverage, was able to turn around and score with a cross shot.

Brazil, who did not expect an equalizer due to low production from South Korea, only needed to put in half the gear to get back first and almost score a third before the break.

With the re-launch of verdeamarela in the Asian area and Paulo Bento’s staff trying to reduce, Lee Yong came too late to cross with Alex Sadro and the VAR left without hesitation before Neymar voluntarily score the highest penalty.

On the brink of the end of the first section Paquetá, Neymar, and then Thiago Silva and Casemiro on an inexplicable double chance not to enter, they have a third in their boots.

Everything is a carbon copy after restart; Paquetá forgave again after a superb pass from Neymar and in the next game, again at PSG as conductor, the VAR saw another Kim Young-gwon penalty on Alex Sandro.

After making the same pretense from eleven meters, Neymar again defeated Kim on the right side of the whole world calm.

The dynamics of the rest of the second part brought no surprises: Brazil sharp and imaginative, especially from the side, and the South Koreans are looking for Son and Hwang Hee-chan’s runs with long balls.

Seoul World Cup Stadium, yes, saw two other finalists of this year’s Champions enter the action with just 20 minutes left, Fabinho and Vinicius, the latter applauding especially when he jumped on the pitch.

The madridista really had time to play on her side and was about to score, as did Raphinha, who hit the post with her left foot from outside the box.

Sa Tite Using almost all of his wardrobe as much as possible to give his starters a break, Phillipe Coutinho found the South Korean’s ugly rebound in front of goal and didn’t let go of the fourth.

There was at least time for Son, the Premier’s new golden boot, to force a break from Weverton by a whip from a distance that reaped applause from an upside -down stand with his idol, and for Gabriel Jesus to do the fifth with amazing. ease against a South Korean defense that clearly seems to lack the speed of competition.

– Data sheet:

1 – South Korea: Kim Seung -gyu; Lee Yong (Kim Moon-hwan, m.56), Kim Young-gwon, Kwon Kyong-won, Hong Chul; Jung Woo-young, Hwang In-beom, Paik Seung-ho (Jeong Woo-yeong, p.56); Son Heung-min, Hwang Hee-chan (22, m.83); and Hwang Ui-jo (Na Sang-ho, m.70).

5 – Brazil: Weverton; Dani Alves, Marquinhos, Thiago Silva, Alex Sandro; Casemiro (Fabinho, m.70), Fred (Marcus Cunha. M.81), Lucas Paquetá (Bruno Guimaraes, m.81); Raphinha (Gabriel Jesus, m.78), Neymar (Coutinho, m.78); and Richarlison (Vinicius, m.70).

Goals: 0-1 m.7: Richarlison. 1-1 m.31: Hwang Ui-jo. 1-2 m.42: Neymar (p). 1-3 m.57 Neymar (p). 1-4 m.81. Coutinho. 1-5: m.93+ Gabriel Jesus.

Referee: Ryūji Sato (JAP). He advised xxx (m.83).

Incidents: The Friendly match was played at Seoul World Cup Stadium, which sold out to over 66,000 attendees, at approximately 21 degrees Celsius and with a humidity of 74%.