Venezuela Ends Brazil’s Home Winning Streak
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- Created: Saturday, 14 October 2023 23:17
Eduard Bello scored a goal with a bicycle kick, leading to a draw against Brazil. Also, it led to the end of Brazil’s home winning streak. The last time Brazil failed to win at home during a World Cup qualifier was a draw against Uruguay in March 2016.
According to bookie pay per head reports, Arsenal’s defender Gabriel Magalhaes scored the first goal in the 50th minute. He headed in the ball from Neymar’s corner kick.
With 20 minutes left, Brazil finally doubled their lead after multiple opportunities. However, Vincius Jr.'s shot was disallowed for offside.
Brazil’s Home Winning Streak Ends
In stoppage time, with Brazil seemingly sure of victory, Bello contorted his body to redirect Jefferson Savarino's mediocre cross past a motionless Ederson.
According to Gambling Interaction sources, the Venezuelan bench spilled onto the field when Bello scored to celebrate with their hero. Bello had already become famous after proposing to his fiancée in the fans during a match in 2018.
Since the Vinotinto, Colombia, Paraguay, and Bolivia all have two draws, only Uruguay, with three qualifying draws in Brazil, has a better record away from the five-time world champion. According to sportsbook reviews and news sites, Argentina and Peru secured a draw in their World Cup qualifiers in Brazil. However, Ecuador and Chile lost all their games.
It has got to be one of the best sports records ever that the Seleço has never dropped a World Cup qualifier at home. Brazil's tie with Paraguay means they are now in second position, behind Argentina, who kept their perfect record intact with a 1-0 victory.
Other results included a 2-2 tie for Uruguay in Colombia courtesy of a penalty kick from Darwin Nez in stoppage time, a 2-0 win for Chile over Peru at home, and a 2-1 triumph for Ecuador in La Paz, Bolivia, thanks to a goal from Kevin Rodrguez in stoppage time.
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