Brazil is eliminated again from Europe in the World Cup; see history

The Brazilian team was once again eliminated early from the 2026 World Cup. This Sunday (5th) of July, the team lost 2-1 to Norway, with goals from Erling Haaland, at the MetLife Stadium, in New York. Neymar scored the Brazilian goal, from the penalty spot, in the round of 16 of the competition.

The defeat remains negative: it is Amarelinha's seventh consecutive elimination for a European country in the World Cup. This sequence of setbacks has been repeated since 2006.

20 years ago, at the World Cup in Germany, the team fell to France in the quarter-finals, losing 1-0.

In 2010, in the South African Cup, it was the Netherlands' turn to eliminate Brazil in the quarterfinals, with a score of 2-1.

Four years later, the embarrassing 7-1 against Germany, at Mineirão, marked the semi-final at home. In the same edition, the Netherlands won again 3-0, in the dispute for 3rd place, in Brasília.

Already under Tite's command, Brazil was eliminated twice in the quarter-finals by Europeans. In 2018, Belgium won 2-1.

In 2022, Croatia eliminated the Seleção on penalties, after a 1-1 draw in normal time and extra time.

The dream of a sixth world championship is now for 2030, in the World Cup to be played in Spain, Portugal and Morocco.

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