Meridiano and TLT: Venezuela vs. Brazil LIVE for Round 11 of Qatar 2022 Qualifiers

The Brazilian soccer team beat this Thursday at the Venezuelan by 1-3 on the eleventh day of qualifying rounds for Qatar 2022 , after coming back from a match in the that Vinotinto dominated for almost 60 minutes and that made their fans dream of their first victory against Canarinha.

Venezuela, against all odds and antecedents, jumped onto the pitch with a rejuvenated, motivated and attacking team, which put their rivals on the ropes, who seemed to believe more in their history of victories – has never been defeated in an official match by Vinotinto- that in the match being played.

As a result of that first impulse, Yeferson Soteldo became he unmarked on the right wing, received a filtered pass and, Quickly, he launched a remote-controlled cross into the heart of the area, where Eric Ramírez, much faster than the defenders, finished off with a header that sent the ball into the back of the net, far from goalkeeper Alisson’s hands.

This goal is the first for Ramírez, 22, with his team.

The goal did not make the local team lock themselves up to defend and they continued to face Brazil as equals, keeping the ball at their feet and scaring their rivals when they approached the goal.

Thanks to that good game and with a single good Brazilian chance that Everton Ribeiro crashed into the post, Venezuela went to rest ahead in

After passing through the changing rooms, the game maintained a similar dynamic, but already in minute 56, Brazil showed their hierarchy with a goal from Thiago Silva from a set piece, which was canceled for offside.

It is e was a warning of the potential of Brazil, which in the 70th minute got the equalizer after a corner kick in which Marquinhos won the position of the entire local defense and, all alone, jumped very high to finish with his head and score.

Everything suggested that each team would take a point, a result deserved apparently on the pitch, when Gabriel Barbosa was knocked down in the heart of the area and the referee signaled a penalty.

Barbosa himself, in the 84th minute, scored the goal that put the 1-2 on the scoreboard.

And in the discount, Antony, who had entered the field shortly before, received a pass from Raphinha to score the final 1-3 in what seemed like an excessive punishment for the duel.

In this way, Brazil achieved its ninth victory in nine games of the South American qualifiers, while Venezuela remains last with just four points, the result of a victory and a draw.

EFE.