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Starting lineup:Brazil: Julio Cesar, Dani Alves, Thiago Silva, Luiz, Marcelo, Fernandinho, Gustavo, Hulk, Oscar, Neymar, Fred.
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The game begins.
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Fernandinho fouled a Chilean player in a dispute in the middle of the field.
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OPPORTUNITY.
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Meu palpite pra hoje: Brazil 2×1 Chile, Columbia 2×1 Uruguay.
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Chile is entering the game very confidently.
Chile (red shirt) did not allow Neymar much space to play in the first few minutes.
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Hulk bounced off the wall with Neymar and then accelerated into the penalty area.
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Neymar took a free kick and hung the ball from the left, but goalkeeper Bravo caught the ball before it could reach the Brazilian players far from the goal.
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Neymar accelerated into the penalty area, but instead of finishing immediately, he blocked the ball to wait for his teammates to respond and then failed to pass the ball.
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Statistics before the match
– Brazil won all three times they met Chile at the World Cup, all in the knock-out stages (4-1 in the round of 16 in 1998, 3-0 in the round of 16 in 2010 and 4-2 in the semi-finals in 2010).
– Chile conceded 11 goals in the last three times they met Brazil at the World Cup, an average of 3.7 goals per match.
– Eduardo Varggas scored in the last two times he and Chile faced Brazil, including one goal at Belo Horizonte where the two teams met today in a friendly match in April 2013.
– Brazil has always scored at least two goals per match in the last nine times against Chile, scoring a total of 32 goals (an average of 3.6 goals per match) in those nine matches.
– Neymar scored the 100th goal of the 2014 World Cup (his first goal in the victory over Cameroon) in Brazil’s 100th match at the biggest festival on the planet.
– Neymar has four goals through the first three matches of the 2014 World Cup and has eight goals, if you count the last six matches he played for Brazil.
– Four of Chile’s five goals at the 2014 World Cup were scored in the first half.
– Chile lost all their last two times reaching the second round of the World Cup, both to Brazil (4-1 in 1998, 3-0 in 2010).
– Brazil won all five recent matches they participated in in the second round of the World Cup, scoring 13 goals and keeping four clean sheets.
– The last time Brazil lost a World Cup second round match was in 1990, when they fell 0-1 to defending champion Argentina, who then reached the final and lost to West Germany.
– Brazil lost only one match in the 10 World Cup matches they played against their South American neighbors (winning eight, drawing one in the remaining nine matches).
– Chile lost all four World Cup matches they played against South American opponents, three of which were against Brazil.
– Chile has never beaten Brazil away from home (losing 20 and drawing six).
– Brazil is on a 40-match unbeaten streak at home, since the last time they lost 0-1 to Paraguay in a friendly match in August 2002.