Danilo: Although Luis Diaz appeared behind him to open the scoring, the right-back cannot be distinguished as the main culprit of the goal. Together with the whole team, he improved in the second half, but did not play a great match. In 17 minutes into the final stage, he had a good chance, but finished poorly. Note: 5.5
Signs: He was selected again to be captain, winning most matches and barely missing passes. Note: 6.0
Thiago Silva: With speed and intelligence, he made a superb tackle on Cuadrado, who launched a dangerous counterattack at the end of the first half. In the second, he made a great run for Neymar, who could not fully kick. Note: 6.5
Alex Sandro: He gave a lot of space to Cuadrado, his teammate in Juventus, to pass a cross into the Colombian goal. Although he toned down more throughout the game, he wasn’t productive in support. The Brazilian player who made the most mistakes made way for Renan Lodi in the second half. Note: 4.5
local: He made good interventions, fought a lot, but was technically damaged. Passes were missed and two completely unguided passes were given. However, in the last minutes, he showed good positioning and opportunism to score the return goal. Note: 6.5
Roberto Firmino celebrates Brazil’s goal against Colombia – Photo: Lucas Figueiredo / CBF
Unique: He participated a lot in the match, recording 73 out of 76 passes, but could have reached more into the Colombian zone. He lost some midfield feuds and was replaced in the second half. Note: 5.5
Everton Ribeiro: He failed to take another chance as a start. He won a few disputes, made tables, made mistakes, and created very little. The only notable move was a forced counterattack in the 41st minute, in which Richarlison finished poorly. It wasn’t the biggest culprit in goal, but it took a long time to reconfigure the defensive line. He was replaced in the first half. Note: 5.0
Gabriel Jesus: Once again she unfolded tactically on the right side of the attack, but had almost no chance of scoring a goal. She submitted only once, after a table with Danilo, but she was sent without direction. Note: 5.5
Neymar: He seemed annoyed by the difficulty of the team formation, grabbed the ball a lot in the first half and grabbed a lot of the mark. He improved in the second half and was more than kicked in the Brazilian team (4). He was also the one who missed the most passes (20). He moved a lot across the left lane to attack, came back to help with the build, and sent the ball over to the bar at 20 of the final. He went empty again with the hopscotch after five games in which he scored goals, but he hit a corner kick in Casemiro’s head, which turned the score around. Note: 6.5
Richalson: You haven’t had a good trip. Despite his hard work, he made the wrong decisions and made mistakes. He got some tables with Neymar, winning duels on the floor and risking cross passes before being substituted in the second half. Note: 5.0
They entered the second half
Roberto Firmino: Came well and was essential to return. Before the goal, he had already made two good games – in one of them, he went to get the ball almost in the middle of the field and then gave Neymar a pass with his heel, who sent it to the crossbar. Note: 7.0
Renan Lodi: She entered very well, which gave more offensive power to the Brazilian team. It was Roberto Firmino’s cross to equalize, the full-back’s fifth assist in 11 games with hopscotch. Note: 7.0
Lucas Paqueta: Another came, hitting passes and giving more dynamics to the midfield. Note: 6.5
Everton chives: He gave a fresh breath to the left winger in the Seleção, but he didn’t show much while he was on the field. Note: 5.5
Gabigol: He ran a lot, but caught very little of the ball in the short time he was on the court. He did not receive any ball provided that it was presented. Note: 5.5
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