Ansonio Anselotti’s injury-time winner sends Brazil past Norway in the round of 16

• Gabriel Martinelli was sent off at the start of the Brazil vs Norway match in the 1/8 final, and Lucas Paquetá replaced him.
• Paquetá’s injury-time goal put Brazil ahead against Japan; Martinelli scored a late winner that came after the clock had passed 90 minutes.
• Norway goalkeeper Dylan Ryerson sent a pass through two matches; Marcus Pedersen did not score against Brazil through the same reason.

Gabriel Martinelli’s injury-time winner sent Brazil past Norway in the 1/8 final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.

According to AP, Martinelli’s injury-time goal was the decisive factor for Lucas Paquetá. The material notes that Paquetá’s goal sealed the win for the first time in the match against Japan through a late goal.

In the match against Japan, Martinelli, who had been on the field for 66 minutes, scored the winning goal in the 1/16 final.

AP also reports that Norway goalkeeper Dylan Ryerson made a pass that, according to the group stage match against Senegal, came from the 22nd minute. The article adds that Marcus Pedersen, whose brace ended in defeat, scored the goal for Senegal, not Brazil.

According to L’Équipe, Brazil’s lineup in a 4-2-4 formation: Allison — Danilo, Marquinhos (captain), Gabriel, Douglas Santos — Kazemiro, Bruno Guimarães — Ryan, Martinelli, Matheus Cunha, Vinícius Júnior. In the match against Norway, according to L’Équipe, there is one change in the lineup: Marcus Pedersen replaces Ryerson, who is suspended. In the defensive line, Gabriel remains with his own position; Marquinhos (captain), Erling Håland and Antonie Nusa, while Oleksandr Sørlot and Nusa will start in midfield alongside Goland.

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