In the midst of frequent mistakes, the two sides struggled to organize the offensive.

In the 23rd minute, Gustavo. Neri got the assist up front and received a cross from Ricardo over the top to shoot a low left-footed shot into the far corner, which was blocked by Chilean goalkeeper Varras on his toe, and it was Brazil's first threatening shot on goal.

Chile then managed to play a fluid attack, when S. González chested the ball and volleyed it widely, but Brazilian goalkeeper Giulio Cesar saved the ball brilliantly.

Soon Chile again organized an attack into the Brazilian penalty area, where Acuna and Valenzuela played a one-two, and the latter burst into the box and was about to shoot when he was knocked down from the side by Brazilian midfielder Edu.

Mexican referee Rodriguez immediately blew the whistle and pointed to the penalty spot!

The Brazilian players surrounded him excitedly, and Edu kept signaling that he should have been a reasonable collision and that Valenzuela was suspected of a fake fall.

Unmoved, Rodriguez pointed firmly to the penalty spot.

Ricardo went over and pulled away from his teammates and persuaded: "Stop fighting, there's no need to eat cards anymore, forget it." ”

Edu's eyes were red, and he angrily shook off Licardo's hand and walked away with his head down.

Chile striker S. González carefully sets the ball and his eyes are fixed on Giulio Cesar.

Cesar jumped twice on the goalline and bent over, his whole body like a tightened clockwork, ready to make a save.

"Tick!" Rodriguez blew the whistle and S. Gonzalez started to run, his gaze seemingly casually glancing at the top right corner of the goal, and then quickly completed the shot.

Julio. Cesar flew to the save, but he was deceived and judged in the wrong direction! The soccer ball flies into the top left corner of the goal.

The goal works! Chile leads the world champion Brazil 1-0.

Being breached is naturally a frustrating thing. But the good news was that the goal came early and Brazil had plenty of time to equalise.

Seemingly awakened by the goal, Brazil's midfield organization improved visibly in the first half, with Renato, Dudu, Edu and Alex combining to firmly control the midfield, and two full-backs, Gustavo. Neri and Roberto Mancini Jr. also kept assists and put pressure on the Chilean team.

Roberto Mancini Jr. is best used to playing as a right winger, but he can also play at right-back, but he can defend ...... Don't dare to compliment. He is still far from Cafu.

However, with his fast speed and good physical strength, his return defense was still relatively timely, and did not leave too many holes in the defense line.

Brazil's all-out attack, few teams in the world can withstand it. For a time, the Chilean team's defense was full of mistakes and leaks, and the wind was noisy.

In the 10 minutes, Brazil had three shots on goal, two corners, and Alex's direct free-kick hit the far post and almost changed the scoreline.

In the 36th minute, Renato went straight in the midfield and the ball was accurately delivered to the feet of Ricardo. Ricardo didn't delay his time with too much dribbling and played a diagonal pass to the left.

Adriano received the ball, used his strong body to eat the opposing defender Fuentes raw, and then passed a low ball back to the middle. Alex cut in quickly, took a step to stop the ball, and then fired a powerful left-footed shot into the far corner.

Barras was very focused, made a quick save and slapped the ball down.

But the danger was not lifted, Ricardo and Chilean defender Olara ran towards the football at the same time, and Ricardo was half a step faster, catching up with the football and raising his legs to play.

Olara immediately fell to the ground and blocked.

Then Ricardo's right leg quickly swung back, dipped the ball past Olara, and with a flick of his left ankle, the ball passed through the gap in the crowd and flew to the back post.

With no one around him, Adriano calmly leaped to the top, and the football went into the net.

"Adriano goal!! In the 36th minute of the game, Adriano equalized for Brazil! Before the game, many fans questioned Adriano, believing that he should not start, and that Fabiano could work better with Ricardo. But Adriano hit back at those words with this brilliant goal! ”

"Let's take a look at the slow-motion replay. Adriano crossed, Alex followed up with a shot, the ball played trickily, and Ballas couldn't control the ball and had to shoot it out. Ricardo to keep up, fake shot, what an easy smash! Passing to the back post, Adriano scored with an unguarded header. ”

'Fuentes has a lot to blame for the goal conceded by Chile, he let Adriano go and gave the opponent the opportunity to shoot calmly.

Before the end of the first half, Brazil still had a chance, in the 41st minute, Ricardo made a quick stop after a series of breakthroughs on the right side, and shot into the far corner with his left foot.

If he had been on the left side and had shot with his right foot, maybe it would have gone in.

Three minutes later, Adriano used his strong body to force a breakthrough and break down the Chilean defence like a heavy tank, but his powerful shot went just wide and sent Barras into a cold sweat. Barras didn't react at all, just watched the ball fly off the line, and he didn't know if he judged that the ball would definitely not go in, or if he didn't have time to react because the ball was too fast.

In the second half, the Chilean team made substitution adjustments at the beginning, replacing the more balanced attack and defense with the more delicate No. 10 Simenez, aiming to strengthen the attack.

Their offensive efforts also had a certain effect, and they continued to hit the threat zone, and Brazil's defenders Juan, Roberto Mancini Jr. and goalkeeper Cesar received yellow cards one after another.

Their best chance came in the 58th minute, when striker Slobodan Milosevic burst into the box and fired a low shot from near the penalty spot, only to be met again by Cesar who kept the inevitable goal out of the line with his foot.

Pereira couldn't sit still a little and made a series of substitutions, bringing on Diego for the underperforming Dudu and Fabiano for the overly lonely Adriano.

Chile coach Olmos also replaced the goal-scorer S. Gonzalez with striker Mansilia, he was unwilling to score only one point, and still wants to play against Brazil, and he is not afraid at all.

After the adjustment, Brazil's midfield was more fluid, and Diego repeatedly used his individual ability to create a killing chance, he created two corners with two long-range shots from outside the box in succession, one corner was destroyed by the opposing defender, and the other corner Fabiano grabbed a header to hit the goal, but it was magically blocked by Chilean goalkeeper Varas on his toes.

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