VIDEO: Copa América: A bust of unrecognized Brazilian goals in a draw with Venezuela, fans booed

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Unexpectedly, the Brazilian footballers hesitated during their second participation in this year's Copa America (June 14 – July 7). Although they shot and had territorial superiority over the Venezuelan players, they only had to score 0-0 with a goalless draw.

"Canaries" got the ball three times in the opposing goal, but did not recognize the goal in both cases. The next match of Group A confirmed the favorite of Peru, who beat Bolivia 3: 1 and revived his chances to move to the phase of dismantling.

Group A:

Brazil – Venezuela 0: 0

Unlike the initial match of the tournament, the Brazilians came in a typical yellow jersey, but they did not bring them luck. Throughout the match, they produced 19 shot attempts, but only one entered the goal area. Venezuelan keeper Wuilker Faríňez only had to intervene in the 17th minute when Richarlison, who carries Everton 's English flag, checked him.

For the first time, the five-time world champion took advantage of the 38th minute when Robert Firmin's goal was preceded by an offensive foul. After an hour of play, the VAR system was offside and it was not even Philippe Couthin, who was in the hands of his former teammate Liverpool, Firmino, just before the end.

"When you do not score, everything looks bad. Venezuela was very well defended and sometimes we were in a hurry in the finals. In the second half of the match, the players of the opponent did not really leave their territory, we did not win for small details. says for the ESPN defender Thiago Silva.

Brazil has four points for the moment, but the procedure must be sealed in the final duel against Peru. Tite also commented on Neymar's absence in front of the reporters. "Of course, every team in the world would be absent. However, we can play better regardless of Neymar's presence. Today, we were not as creative as we would like it. he says Titus.

On the fifth day of Copa America, Peru was looking forward to a 3-1 win over Maracana. The rival was the first to take the lead when Marcelo Martins scored the penalty in the 28th minute. However, the Peruvians managed to manage even at the end of the report.

In the 45th minute, Paolo Guerrero, Bolivia's goalkeeper, missed the ball and sent the ball to the abandoned sanctuary. After the change of side, Jefferson Farfán sent the white jersey in the lead and sealed in advance the triumph of Peru alternating Edison Flores.