Ex-Flamengo's Vini Jr scores 2 in Brazil v Scotland | OneFootball

Brazil National Team faces Scotland at Hard Rock Stadium in the United States

Brazil’s first goal this Wednesday (24) came from the feet of Vini Jr., who came through at Flamengo. As a result, the Brazil National Team leads Scotland 1-0 at Hard Rock Stadium in the United States, still in the first half.

Watch the goal:

Seven minutes into the match, Brazil forced Scotland to exchange passes in defense. Then Patterson misplaced a pass that was meant for goalkeeper Gunn. That left the ball perfectly for the Flamengo academy product, who dribbled past the keeper to score.

Did Vini score another?

The second goal came through Brazilian grit. In first-half stoppage time, Rayan received the ball in the box but lost possession. However, Matheus Cunha did not give up and made a sliding tackle to keep the play alive. Then, Danilo crossed it in, and Vini headed it into the net.

Watch:

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Did Vini get the third?

The hat-trick narrowly missed, but Brazil still managed to score a third. Bruno Guimarães received a good ball on the right and used his body well to beat his marker. Then, the number 8 passed to Matheus Cunha, who scored the final goal of the match and his own in the World Cup.

So, Scotland didn’t score?

The Scottish national team tried to get on the scoreboard in the second half but was unsuccessful. That left Brazil with three points and in first place in Group C of the World Cup. Elsewhere, Morocco beat Haiti 4-2, also in the third round.

So, first place belongs to the Brazil National Team, as it had the better goal difference. Therefore, Morocco is in second place, while Scotland is third, and Haiti had already been eliminated from the World Cup.

What is Brazil’s next match?

Brazil, as the top team in Group C, will face the runner-up from Group F, which at the moment is Japan. However, the Japanese can overtake the Netherlands, which faces Tunisia this Thursday (25).

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.