A total of 114 players wore the ’10’ of Brazil before Raphinha but not many had a premiere like his, this Thursday in the ‘canarinha’ commitment to Venezuela (1-1). The Blaugrana wore a number more than that for the first time in the national team. Brazil and he saw no better way to celebrate than by scoring a great goal to prevent his national team from losing to Monument of Maturín. In fact, Raphinha He put all his efforts so that the result was success, and he was able to accompany him in that work Viniciusbut the footballer real Madrid he wasted a penalty to make it easier Venezuela hold the tie.
As expected, Brazil took the initiative in the game with the ball from the moment it started to roll, but without too much team. Venezuela who not only knew how to defend himself but also had his opportunities to make good use of the counter-attack. In this scenario, almost the entire first half passed without opening the scoring and we had to wait more than 40 minutes for a goal to be called into the stands. The first of them, however, just screamed into the visiting zone. This is one of the Raphinhawho in the 43rd minute, with a direct free kick on the edge of the area, found the far post to surprise Rafael Romo with a crossed and unstoppable shot.
With that 0-1 the break was reached, and it seemed to suit the team wonderfully. Venezuelabecause once we got back on the green, in the 46th minute, Segovia bound by beating Ederson with a whip from the front.
With the score tied again, the match entered the tie period and a penalty was needed in Brazil’s favor to have any chance of recovering. It was in the 62nd minute, but the shot Vinicius cleaned it up Rafael Romo and in the rejection the Madrid player failed to score an empty goal.
The match became cloudy in its final phase, where the referee discovered several cards (including a red one in Alexander Gonzalez), and Brazil He pushed hard in search of success, but not enough to achieve it.
TECHNICAL SHEET
Venezuela, 1: Rafael Romo; Jon Aramburu, Rubén Ramírez, Wilker Ángel, Miguel Navarro; Yangel Herrera (Cásseres, 15′), José Martínez (Rincón, 69′); Bello (Alexander González, 80′), Savarino, Murillo (Segovia, 46′); Rondón (Cádiz, 81′).
Brazil, 1: Ederson; Vanderson, Marquinhos, Gabriel, Abner Vinicius (estevao, 90′); Gerson, Bruno Guimaraes (Martinelli, 82′); Savinho (Luiz Henrique, 68′), Raphinha, Vinicius; Igor Jesus (Paqueta, 68′)
Objectives: 0-1 Raphinha (43′); 1-1 Segovia (46′)
stadium: Monumental of Maturín
Referee: Andrés Rojas (Colombia). He expelled Alexander González (Venezuela), and warned Murillo, Rafael Romo, Cásseres and Segovia (Venezuela) and Vanderson and Martinelli (Brazil)
Source: La Verdad
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