Monday, June 28, 2010

Round Of 16. Brazil Vs Chile (3-0)

Fifa World Cup 2010
Round Of 16
Brazil Vs Chile



Match Information
Stadium: Ellis Park, Johannesburg, South Africa
Attendance: 54,096
Match Time: 18:30 GMT
Official(s): Howard Webb



Brazil Chile
Juan (34')
Luis Fabiano (38')
Robinho (59')

Match Stats
Brazil Chile
17(6) Shots (on Goal) 15(3)
14 Fouls 18
8 Corner Kicks 6
1 Offsides 1
50% Time of Possession 50%
2 Yellow Cards 3
0 Red Cards 0
2 Saves 3


Brazil just won easily ahead of Chile 3 goals to 0 and be strong in the quarterfinals of the World Cup. Brazil had no difficulties to win his ticket to the quarterfinals of the World Cup in Chile a 3-0 besting too quickly outdated.


Brazil beat Chile 3-0 at the fourth round of the World Cup. The Brazilians made the difference in two minutes through goals from Juan, the head of a corner, and Luis Fabiano, who erased the Chilean goalkeeper and scored into an empty net. And in the second half, Robinho sent a curled right into the Chile netting side.


Juan’s head a corner and Luis Fabiano on a pass from Kaka goldsmith sealed the fate of the fourth round in the space of four minutes (34th and 38th). Robinho added the full-bodied in the second half. Final score 3-0!


Brazil will return in the quarterfinals the Netherlands for a classic World Cup. Defeated in 1974 in pool play, the Brazilians took their revenge in the quarterfinals, already in 1994 (3-2) and semi-finals in 1998 (1-1, 4-2 on penalty kicks). The Netherlands defeated Slovakia (2-1) in the afternoon in Durban.




Man of the Match: Juan - While Brazil's attacking trio will take all the plaudits again, the big centre back deserves his share of the praise after another impeccable game in defence. Juan opened the scoring for the Selecao with a prodigious leap and firm header, but he should also be commended for his positioning and reading of the game, which allowed him to snuff out a string of attacking moves launched by Chile's quick strikers. Will need to maintain this sort of form as the competition nears its final phase.

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