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Brazil defeated a Peruvian fighter 4-2 at the National Stadium in Lima and added his second victory in the Qualifiers, in a duel that was marked by a new VAR scandal.
The The most controversial move of the match occurred in the 81st minute, when Chilean referee Julio Bascuñán charged a penalty, that the television cameras showed that it should not have been charged. The problem is that the national judge he persisted in his collection and did not go to review the play, but only received instructions through his headset, play that ended with the “verdeamarelha” 3-2.
Then he did verify with technology the expulsion of Carlos Zambrano, who will not be against Chile on the next date.
The Incaicos came out with everything and quickly opened the account, with a goal from André Carrillo, who captured a bad clearance from Marquinhos and took a powerful shot, unapproachable for goalkeeper Weverton.
However, the Brazilians tied the game with the first dubious play, since in the 27th minute a penalty was called for aT-shirt garrón on Neymar, which although it existed, caused an exaggerated fall of the forward, who executed a minute later for the 1-1 (28 ‘).
In the second half, the Peruvians returned to the advantage thanks to a conquest of Renato Tapia (64 ‘), with a shot that brushed past defender Rodrigo Caio and confused goalkeeper Weverton; although the visitor reacted and called again with a both from Richarlison (74 ‘).
Then came the aforementioned, Non-existent penalty on Neymar, which meant 3-2 and then the same from Paris Saint-Germain striker in the 90 + 3 ‘to close the victory.
On the next date, Peru will visit the Red, while Brazil will host Venezuela.
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