Brazil vs Chile Match Result: Score 4-0
Brazil successfully beat Chile with a landslide score of 4-0 in the Conmebol Zone 2022 World Cup Qualification continued party which was held at the Maracana, Rio de Janeiro, Friday (25/3/2022) morning WIB.
Two of Brazil's four goals in the victory over Chile came from the penalty spot, each through the execution of Neymar and Philippe Coutinho. The other two goals were scored by Vinicius Junior and Richarlison.
Thanks to this result, Brazil is more comfortable sitting at the top of the standings with 42 points. Meanwhile, Chile's chances of qualifying for Qatar are getting smaller because they are now stranded in seventh position with 19 points.
First round
Brazil tried to appear aggressive from the start of the match. However, a number of golden opportunities created by Neymar cs still failed to produce results.
In the 43rd minute, Brazil was awarded a penalty after Neymar was violated by Mauricio Isla in the forbidden box. Neymar himself who became the executioner successfully beat Claudio Bravo from the penalty spot.
Brazil's advantage increased in the first half injury time. Receiving an assist from Antony, Vinicius coolly managed to break into Bravo's goal to bring the Selecao a 2-0 lead.
Second round
Shortly after returning from the dressing room, Chile actually scored a goal through Arturo Vidal's flick. However, referee Dario Herrera eventually ruled out this goal because VAR deemed Vidal already standing in an offside position.
Instead of catching up, Chile was again awarded a penalty in the 69th minute when Bravo violated Antony. This time Coutinho had the opportunity to be the executor, and he did not waste it to increase Brazil's advantage.
Entering the second half of injury time, Brazil completed their victory to 4-0 thanks to Richarlison's goal after continuing the assist of Bruno Guimaraes.
Lineup
Brazil: Alisson; Danilo, Marquinhos, Thiago Silva, Guilherme Arana; Fred (Bruno Guimaraes 82'), Casemiro (Fabinho 82'); Antony (Richarlison 75'), Lucas Paqueta (Philippe Coutinho 63'), Vinicius Junior (Gabriel Martinelli 75'); Neymar.
Chile: Claudio Bravo; Paulo Diaz, Enzo Roco (Joaquin Montecinos 46'), Gary Medel; Gabriel Suazo, Charles Aranguiz (Esteban Pavez 78'), Claudio Baeza (Ronnie Fernandez 61'), Arturo Vidal, Mauricio Isla; Alexis Sanchez, Eduardo Vargas (Jean Meneses 78').