Copa America Brazil vs Colombia, Brazil scored controversial 2 against Colombia but....

Copa America Brazil vs Colombia, Brazil scored controversial 2 against Colombia but....

 The Copa América between Brazil and Colombia game was held at the Nilton Santos Stadium in Rio de Janeiro.

When Brazil won 2-1, it was absolutely heartbreaking for Colombia. Louis Diaz's amazing opening goal led Colombia in the 10th minute. Brazil owns a large part of its property, but with Colombia's drag, it strives to eliminate the deficit. Brazil's offensive was quite moderate in the first half, and Colombia was the first to enter the interval.

However, Brazil lost its temper in the second half, and Roberto Firmino's arrival added some much-needed creative sparks. Neymar nearly scored in 66 minutes. He bypassed the goalkeeper and leveled the ball, but only hit the post. Colombia is still tight in defense, but was withdrawn in the 78th minute under controversial circumstances.

The ball hit referee Néstor Pitana, who seemed to whistle, and then he continued to play and Brazil continued to score. The defense of the Colombian team was expecting the referee to whistle and temporarily close it. Lodi quickly crossed Fermino and officially closed. Come on. Colombians are very dissatisfied with the referee's decision, and the VAR inspection upheld the decision and held a long and heated debate, which did not affect the score line.

Then the game began to boil, the court was full of fouls, and more reservations and 10 minutes were added. Brazil made a ruthless offensive and paid off in the 100th minute. Cassemilo scored the winner with a beautiful header on Neymar's cross to close the tie. The Colombians have no excuse this time, because the defense has never done its duty at all, and an unmarked Casemiro provides him with the greatest opportunity.

The results show that Brazil won the trot for the third time in the trot with nine points in three games, while Colombia won the second place with four points in four games. Colombia's chances of entering the next round will depend on the performance of other competitions.

90+10' GOAAAAAAL! In the corner of inner Mal, Brazil leads 2-1! Casemiro was completely unmarked in the box, so he calmly clicked it behind the net.

90+9' Barios reservations due to serious challenges to Neymar, Brazil now has a corner. Can Celekao do anything from it?

90+7' Uribe traveled near the center line, and Brazil has a positioning opportunity. This is a rather bad free agent from Neymar, kept low and cleared by Sanchez.

90+5' In Mina's treatment, a large part of her health has been added, and we still have five minutes left.

90+3' Neymar fell into the box to order the ball, while Mina lost her boots and sprained her ankle. All this happened at the Nilton Santos Stadium in Rio de Janeiro. It has just been confirmed that Colombian captain Ospina was booked earlier when he scored in a debate with the referee.

Colombia's 90+1' evening change, because Oscar Murillo is for Diaz.

The fourth official has sent a ten-point signal to increase the time! There's a lot of time here to score a win.

The referee really needs to control the game now to avoid any further drama.

87' Neymar saw a yellow card for the elbow of Barrios' face. Things are heating up here, and it's likely that the two teams will not end the game with 11 people. The mood must have changed after Firmino's controversial goal.

The Colombian players are still arguing with the referee, and they don't seem to be in the mood to restart the game and have a lot of ferment. A very unfortunate goal to give in to Colombia.

81' The goal has been shot, and the Colombian player can't believe it! This is a very controversial goal, because the new rule stipulates that when the ball hits the referee, it will be resumed by hitting the ball. Referee Néstor Pitana seems to be going to whistle, and then he continues to play, and Brazil scored.

78' Brazilian water! Firmino nodded over Ospina, bringing Brazil back to the draw. Colombian players, however, are angry because the ball hit the referee during the rally. He looks like he's going to whistle, and the Colombian player paused before Brazil scored. VAR inspections have been deployed.

Double change in Brazil - IN: Everton Suarez, Gabriel Barbosa | output: Gabriel Jesus, Richardson

Colombia stubbornly defended, followed by 10 people. Borha, who came up a few minutes ago, was the only one who played ahead.

Casemilo, 73, tore it from a distance, but like his shot in the first half, it was miles away from the target.

72-year-old Fermino and Jesus played well from Brazil before Manchester City raiders fed it to Richardson on the left. Richardson whipped on a cross that was cleared into a corner.

Richleyson, 70 feet, fell in the box, but the referee said nothing. Quadrado made a reservation at the other end for squandering Maguiñoz in soot.

With Fred taken away by Lucas Pacta, Brazilian personnel changed again. Casemiro is now the only midfielder in Brazil.

Naymar hit the post! He found space in the box, threw away the goalkeeper with skill, and beat him well, but was denied by the upright. This is the closest place for Brazil to score today.

With the two strikes, Colombia has changed twice. Miguel Bolya and Gustvo Cuillar replaced Zapata and Boré, respectively. From the defensive move of Colombian coach Renaldo Rueda, Rueda is looking for his first victory over Brazil.

With Renand Lodi for Sandro, Brazil has changed for the second time.

Barrios made Neymar's life very difficult today. Wherever Nimar goes, Barrios is there. Understandably, Neymar looks angry.

Richardson ran well along the left wing and hit a low point on the goal, but neither Jesus nor Firmino could get in.

In 56 years, Neymar left-handed swinging, but Zapata slammed the header there to clear the danger.

Neymar's chance is so good! Sandro played a pleasant long ball for Neymar in the box, who gained touch almost during Ospina's routine save.

52' It's been strong since Brazil. Celeca maintained Colombia's defense in the opening minutes of the half, and the last few minutes were almost entirely around Colombia's fists.

Neymar wore a neat ball for Richardson, who crossed the ball, but Mina cleared the danger there. Mina did a good job in controlling Ricarilson today.

Brazil has not lost at home since the 2014 World Cup! Can Tate's men turn the situation around?

Brazilian coach Tate, 46, changed when Roberto Firmino succeeded Ribeiro. Brazilians, dissatisfied with several decisions against them in the first half, came out of the tunnel to protest with the referee.

46' KICK OFF! The second half began, and Colombia launched from right to left.

Louis Diaz's amazing volley separated Colombia 1-0 ahead. Brazil owns a large part of its property, nearly 70% of which has been difficult to pass through Colombia's waterproof defense. Nemal is the only Brazilian who shows any offensive intentions, and Richardson and Jesus are quite quiet. Colombia has performed very well later, looking forward to maintaining its slender lead.

The 45-foot ball bounced off Zapata's thigh and hit him in the arm when he tried to clear the ball from the box. The Brazilians want to order the ball, but the referee gave up their idea. It's another three minutes.

Rare counterattack from Brazil! Richard Lisson set out from the edge of the box, but Mina had better block his ball, which was tilted to a corner.

Neymar ran alone and tried to skip Barrios, but the Colombians shut him off with a timely tackle.

Neymar represents a defender's header. He quickly fouled and rolled on the court. This is the second time he has done this in five minutes. He has experienced half of the depressing experience and has not yet created any real scoring opportunities.

Neymar wants to eat food from Richardson on the left, but this combination is not on our right. Neymar has joined the Everton striker, but the latter has no great influence. Maybe Jesus can change places with Ricarilson to see if there is any difference.

33-year-old Colombian coach Renaldo Rueda is looking for his first victory over Brazil. His Colombian team played against Celecao in the 2006 World Cup qualifiers. During his coaching, his Ecuadorian team lost to Brazil.

Colombia performed better in the first half hour of the game. One side makes full use of the wing to launch the attack, while the defense is compact in the rear. Colombian goalkeeper Ospina's game is relatively easy and has not faced a single shot so far.

Colombia lit the ball loudly and shouted, but the referee did not foul. Goal scorer Diaz claimed to have tripped over Danilo. Replay shows slight contact, but it looks at the edge of the box. Anyway, this is Brazil's goal.

Ribeiro became the second Brazilian player to be booked, and he dragged Uribe to the ground.

25' Casemiro shot from a distance... But it's a bad shot. the ball just goes out. So far, Brazil has not tried to shoot or shoot. This is very unusual for a fluent offensive party like Brazil. The full mark of Columbia's defense has been compact so far.

Neymar was roughed up by the Colombian defenders. He fouled again and fouled for the second time in a few minutes, because Brazil won another free kick.

Brazil has a good distribution of football, and the team has more goals, but there is no bite in the last third. Neymar has created several opportunities, but so far the team has not been efficient in completing. Brazil created the second largest opportunity in the American Cup - 12.5. Only Paraguay has created more opportunities with 16.5.

Colombians like to hit the ball into the schoot box before scoring. Colombia is the closest team to shoot in the 2021 Copa América. More than 80% of the teams scored in the penalty area, with the lowest average shooting range of only 13.7 meters.

14' reservation! Alex Sandro's wandering arm grabbed Cadredo's face, and he picked up the game's first yellow card.

At 13 points, Quadrado won the ball from Neymar, but the Brazilian fouled and fell down in the heap of grabbing his ankle.

11'This is the first time Brazil has admitted it in the American Cup 2021!

10' GOAAAAAAAAAAAL! Luis Diaz led Colombia with a sensational volley. Quadrado popped up a lovely cross from the right, and Diaz played perfectly with amazing scissors to give his team an early advantage. So far, this is definitely the goal of the championship!

Colombia defeated Brazil only once in the past 19 games between the two countries on September 9. That victory took place in the 2015 Copa América group stage.

Rebero took the free kick and rolled it into the box, but it was useless.

6' Rickalison tripped over the edge of the box and won free kick, which was the first set-piece opportunity in the game. Neymar stood on it.

Neymar played straight-through to release Jesus, but Ospina rushed out of the team to catch the ball. Neymar has scored two goals in 2021 Copa América.

Jesus received a beautiful piercing pass. He bounced into the box, but squeezed out. Fluid assault comes from the Brazilians.

1'KICK OFF! Brazil kicks from right to left to start the game.

5:29 a.m.: Brazil won 22 of the last 25 games at home, only two of which did not score. Will Colombia stain this record?

5:25 a.m.: Markinhos returns to Brazil, and star goalkeeper Edson has already rested. Fabigno was replaced by Ribeiro, and Cassemilo and Richardson also found a place in the starting lineup.

5:20 a.m.: Brazil's unbeaten running means that it has locked in the quarter-finals, and Colombia needs to win to get berths in the last eight games.

5:15 a.m.: Brazil appears in a terrible form in the U.S. Cup, defeating Venezuela 3-0 in the first game, and then 4-0 against Peru in the next game. As a result, the Brazilian Second Division scored six points in two games. 

Colombia, on the other hand, has not won in the past two games. The team started the election 1-0 against Ecuador, but later drew 0-0 with Venezuela and lost 2-1 to Peru.