Sao Paulo: Brazil beat Colombia 1-0 in World Cup qualifiers in Sao Paulo on Thursday to become the first South American team to qualify for Qatar 2022.
Lucas Paqueta got a vital goal 72 minutes to the match with goalkeeper David Ospina’s shot but could not stop.
Brazil leads the 10-team South American group with 34 points from 12 matches, nine Argentina in second place.
🇧🇷 Congratulations Brazil 👏👏👏 👑 The Five-Time #WorldCupCUP Champs becomes the first South American country to win …
https://t.co/rfupJTFAZ1- The FIFA World Cup (@FifaworldCup) 1636687404000Place Top Teams qualified automatically for Qatar 2022 and the five side are placed into the inter-regional playoffs.
Win extends the Brazilian house running in qualifiers up to 11 consecutive wins, records in the South American region.
The game also marked the 10th consecutive home qualification without conceding a goal, another note.
The match in Sao Paulo is a passionate person with one of the parties who force themselves in physical games on the surface of the rain which produces 44 violations and seven yellow cards.
In the first round, Wilmar Barrios and Duvan Zapata both saw shots crossing the bar for Colombia while at the other end Danilo saw a shot that came out from the side of the post and Marquinhos watched the header widening.
🇧🇷 A second-half strike from Lucas Paqueta saw Brazil longer than Colombia to win their tickets to Qatar 2022 🏆 …
https://t.co/OCWVOEXWT7- The FIFA World Cup (@FifaworldCup) 1636687131000Brazil made a series of attacks on seconds Half, introducing Matheus Cunha, Vinicus JNR and Anyax winger Antony, but they made several real opportunities and needed magic time from Paqueta, who took feedback from Neymar and fired home from the box.
The results put Brazil, who have won 11 of their 12 matches so far, in an undeniable position.
Previously at night, an own goal by goalkeeper Antony Silva’s opinion of the new Paraguay manager Guillermo Barros Schelotto for a rise from Chile.
Silva fumbled the angle from Alexis Sanchez to his own net after 56 minutes.
PassaPorte Carimbado! 🇧🇷🇶🇦📸 ​​Lucas Figueiredo / CBF https://t.co/du8azgh5AN- CBF Futebol (@CBF_Futebol) 1636685980000ONSter won only one of the 10 first qualifications they, Chile now won three and last Thursday’s victory they raised them to Fourth in 16 points, the same as Colombia and Uruguay, who played Argentina on Friday.
Ecuador remained in third place in a group thanks to a 1-0 home victory over Venezuela.
Piero Hincapie scored the only game goal four minutes before half-time to lift the home team for up to 20 points, five behind Argentina, who played Uruguay on Friday.
Venezuela, the only South American team who never made the World Cup final, remained under a table with seven points from 13 matches.