2014 FIFA World Cup Round of 16 Brazil Vs Chile Saturday June 28,2014

 

 Brazil Vs Chile at Belo Horizonte

Managers
Luiz Felipe Scholari(Brazil)

Brazil secured a dramatic penalty shootout win against Chile to reach the QF

Having never lost to La Roja on home soil and having beaten them on all three of their previous World Cup meetings, Brazil arrived with history on their side.
Chile earned a 2-2 draw at the same venue last year but that was one of only two encounters in which they avoided defeat since last beating Brazil 14 years ago

Match facts
Fred had the most shots in the first half, but failed to get one on target.	Brazil have now lost just one of their last 16 World Cup games when scoring first.
Five of Chile's six goals at the World Cup have come before half-time.	Fernandinho committed more fouls (6) than he made passes (4) in the opposition half.
If a penalty is being taken to avoid elimination, the success rate is only 44%.	The last eight World Cup shootouts have been won by the team going first.

Brazilian Goalkeeper Julio Cesar was the hero, making two crucial spot-kick saves - saved from Mauricio Pinilla and Alexis Sanchez as Brazil went on to win a tense shootout 3-2.

David Luiz and Marcelo had converted their efforts for Brazil, but with Willian and Hulk missing theirs, it fell to the hosts' star striker Neymar to step up under intense pressure and calmly slot home what proved the winning kick

Earlier David Luiz had put the hosts in front, only for Alexis Sanchez to equalise.

Hulk then had a strike disallowed for handball by English referee Howard Webb - fairly, but much to the anger of the home fans.

Pinilla also hit the crossbar for Chile in the final minute of extra time

Brazil win 3-2 on penalties after the scores were level at 1-1

• Brazil beat Chile 3-2 on penalties to reach the World Cup quarter-finals
• Both Teams went into extra-time after ending 1-1
• Chile's Gonzalo Jara hit the post with his spot-kick to send Brazil through
• David Luiz opened the scoring for tournament hosts Brazil in the first-half
• Alexis Sanchez equalised for Chile with a low shot in the first-half
• Brazil forward Hulk had a disallowed second-half goal for handball
• Mauricio Pinilla hit the bar late in extra-time for Chile

Goal Scorers
For Brazil -David Luiz(18)

For Chile -Alexis Sanchez(32)

Penaty Shootout

Brazil
David Luiz -Goal
Willian -Shot Outside
Marcelo -Goal
Hulk - Chilean Goalkeeper Bravo Saved
Neymar -Goal

Chile
Mauricio Pinilla -Brazilian Goalkeeper Julio Cesar Saved
Alexis Sanchez  -Brazilian Goalkeeper Julio Cesar Saved
Charles Aránguiz -Goal
Marcelo Díaz -Goal
Gonzalo Jara  -Shot at the Goal post and went outside

Penalty Shootout Breakdown

1-0 BRAZIL: David Luiz - scored - top left
1-0 BRAZIL: Panilla - missed - keeper saved down the middle
1-0 BRAZIL: Willian - missed - wide of left post
1-0 BRAZIL: Sanchez - missed - keeper saved to his right
2-0 BRAZIL: Marcelo - scores - top right
2-1 BRAZIL: Aranguiz - scored - top right
2-1 BRAZIL: Hulk - misses - keeper saved to his left
2-2: Diaz - scored - down the middle
3-2 BRAZIL: Neymar - scored - bottom left
3-2 BRAZIL: Jara - missed - hit right post


Squads

Brazil

• 12 Julio César
• 02 Dani Alves Booked
• 06 Marcelo
• 17 Luiz Gustavo Booked
• 03 Thiago Silva
• 04 David Luiz
• 11 Oscar (Willian - 105' )
• 05 Fernandinho (Ramires - 72' )
• 09 Fred (Jô - 64' Booked )
• 10 Neymar
• 07 Hulk Booked

Chile

• 01 Bravo
• 04 Isla
• 02 Mena Booked
• 18 Jara
• 17 Medel (Rojas - 108' )
• 05 Silva Booked
• 20 Aránguiz
• 21 Díaz
• 08 Vidal (Pinilla - 87' Booked )
• 07 Sánchez
• 11 Vargas (Gutierrez - 57' ) 

Chile's forward Mauricio Pinilla Tattoos the goal miss

 

Tattoos are painful at the best of times, but this one must have seriously hurt.

Chilean striker Mauricio Pinilla recently got his 119th-minute World Cup miss against Brazil etched into his back.

Next to the image of his shot slamming off the crossbar, it reads: 'One centimeter from glory.'

Chile's Mauricio Pinilla hit the bar with just seconds left in the game against Brazil

Chile's forward Mauricio Pinilla reacts after missing a goal opportunity during extra-time of the FIFA World Cup Brazil 2014 Round of 16 football match against Brazil, at the Mineirao Stadium in Belo Horizonte, on June 28, 2014