Following 120 exhausting minutes in Belo Horizonte, the destinies of Brazil and Chile were chosen in penalty kicks.
David Luiz gave Brazil an early lead with his first profession global goal in the eighteenth minute, yet the host country surrendered an equalizer after Hulk doled the ball out in perilous domain. Alexis Sanchez's strike kept Chile alive, yet Brazil had various opportunities to grab a winner. Mass, who was apparently at the focal point of everything (both great and terrible) for Brazil, had what would have been a game-winning goal prohibited in the 55th minute. Official Howard Webb decided that Hulk took care of the ball with his arm, and the game stayed scoreless.
Brazilian goalkeeper Julio Cesar had tears in his eyes preceding the penalty kick shootout, and Brazil chose to shoot first.
David Luiz scored the first penalty with a long run-up, and Cesar spared Chile's first penalty from Pinilla.
In the following round, Willian made the keeper jump the wrong way however dragged his penalty wide left. Cesar spared an alternate from Alexis Sanchez.
Marcelo changed over to make it 2-1 Brazil, however Charles Aránguiz impacted his penalty in the top of the net to keep Chile alive.
Claudio Bravo spared Hulk's low shot, and Marcelo DÃaz scored to take Chile at equal level.
Neymar, who takes Brazil's fifth penalty, falter stepped his route to the ball and scored the goal to the left side with a low drive. With Chile's World Cup life hanging in the balance, Gonzalo Jara hit the right post, sending Brazil through to the quarterfinals.
Both groups developed tired in extra time, and by the 110th minute there were players lying everywhere throughout the pitch, totally depleted. Chilean substitute about stole the game in the 120th minute, yet his shot hit the crossbar.
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David Luiz gave Brazil an early lead with his first profession global goal in the eighteenth minute, yet the host country surrendered an equalizer after Hulk doled the ball out in perilous domain. Alexis Sanchez's strike kept Chile alive, yet Brazil had various opportunities to grab a winner. Mass, who was apparently at the focal point of everything (both great and terrible) for Brazil, had what would have been a game-winning goal prohibited in the 55th minute. Official Howard Webb decided that Hulk took care of the ball with his arm, and the game stayed scoreless.
Brazilian goalkeeper Julio Cesar had tears in his eyes preceding the penalty kick shootout, and Brazil chose to shoot first.
David Luiz scored the first penalty with a long run-up, and Cesar spared Chile's first penalty from Pinilla.
In the following round, Willian made the keeper jump the wrong way however dragged his penalty wide left. Cesar spared an alternate from Alexis Sanchez.
Marcelo changed over to make it 2-1 Brazil, however Charles Aránguiz impacted his penalty in the top of the net to keep Chile alive.
Claudio Bravo spared Hulk's low shot, and Marcelo DÃaz scored to take Chile at equal level.
Neymar, who takes Brazil's fifth penalty, falter stepped his route to the ball and scored the goal to the left side with a low drive. With Chile's World Cup life hanging in the balance, Gonzalo Jara hit the right post, sending Brazil through to the quarterfinals.
Both groups developed tired in extra time, and by the 110th minute there were players lying everywhere throughout the pitch, totally depleted. Chilean substitute about stole the game in the 120th minute, yet his shot hit the crossbar.
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