Neymar sent Brazil to the quarterfinals

Mexico impressed a lot in the first two group games, but went to the pump at the last meeting with Sweden. Today, the national team was against Brazil, with Rafael Márquez, 39, who has become the oldest player since the start of the World Cup match since 1954.

The federation Titus formed an eleven waiting – and Roberto Firmino again on the bench. Gabriel Jesus still had faith in him from the beginning

It was too early to see what Mexico was talking about before the eighth final: continue to play against football – effective against Germany – and hardly go to Neymar

Scored in the 14th minute after an excellent preparation by Hirving Lozano, 22 years old. But Javier Hernández did not reach out and luck eventually fell into the sand.

In the middle of the first half, Brazil came in the best game of the match. Neymar dribbled the Mexican defense and managed to win, but Ochoa's ball saved the ball out

. A mixed first half was completed by Italian Gianluca Rocchis for a whistle. Neymar Brazil opened the scoring for the first time, but 0-0 at half-time

Philippe Coutinho shot at goal at the beginning and end of the second half, but Ochoa reigned – as before – on the ball . But the goal has come.

Neymar scored Willian who brought the ball into the penalty area, putting the ball in front of goal – and Neymar could easily put 1-0. But the brassade has not reduced the pace, far from it. First, Paulinho had a good opportunity to take the lead, and the minute Willian bössan kicked the ball, the ball hit the crossbar.

The match is over with 20 minutes to play. The ball was offside when Miguel Layún stepped on Neymar. Brassens reacted strongly, the judge chose to listen to his assistants in the listener – but the game was back soon.

Neymar continued to act as if nothing had happened.

In the last match, the Firmino beat his 2-0 goals. The goal not only sent Brazil to the quarterfinals, but also allowed Mexico to leave the world championships for the seventh consecutive final for the seventh consecutive championship

Brazil: Alisson – Fagner, Silva, Miranda, Luis – Casemiro, Coutinho, Paulinho – Willian, Jesus, Neymar

Mexico: Ochoa – Alvarez, Calcedo, Ayala, Gallardo – Herrera, Guardado, Mark – Vela, Hernandez, Lozano.