Neymar Key While Brazil aims to overcome Mexico's test

The story does not support Mexico, but they hope that Brazil will come out of the World Cup when both teams will meet. The knockout stages played Monday at the Samara Arena have already demonstrated a surprising ability in Russia: for a seventh consecutive World Cup, Mexico qualifies for the round of 16, but there is no no more memory than to make history with a fifth game, "said Mexican captain Andres Guardado." We are different actors in terms of mental aspect, but we know we will be judged if we pass or not. (Live Score: Brazil vs. Mexico)

Live Updates Between Brazil And Mexico, 2018 FIFA World Cup Samara Arena, Samara

"What greater motivation could you have when we face the champions at Five times – the perfect scene, it's the biggest game of our lives. "The last 16 Mexican woes have often reached the best margins. Defeat on penalties to surprise Bulgaria package in 1994 began an unfortunate race. Four years later, against Argentina, the Germans conceded the advantage in the Netherlands in the final minutes four years ago, injuring more than most defeats, a controversial penalty being awarded to Arjen Robben. Dutch in the last eight. VAR (the video assistant referee) should prevent a repeat of this injustice, but Guardado has warned Italian referee Gianluca Rocchi not to be fooled by the game of the world's most expensive player, Neymar. "We all know who Neymar is, but it's not up to me or my team to judge him, but to the referees and FIFA," he said. "Now there is the VAR, they have to watch his style and know how to handle it." We know that he likes to exaggerate the mistakes, throw himself a lot on the floor, but that's his style of play and the person who has to stop is the "

A Brazilian team finding its pace in Russia after a slow start is arguably the most difficult challenge that Mexico could have claimed because they were punished for failing to win victories against Germany and South Korea. To finish second in Group F. With Colombian coach Juan Carlos Osorio, however, Mexico tackles every game trying to impose rather than fear of opposition: "We will try to "Be more offensive and more motivated to win games rather than just be happy to be there and try not to be embarrassed or lose," Osorio said before the tournament.