Disallowed goal and more: what Endrick's World Cup debut was like
Forward Endrick, beloved of Brazilian fans, made his World Cup debut this Friday (19), in the Brazilian team's 3-0 victory over Haiti. The 19-year-old came on in the second half of the match, played at Lincoln Financial Field, in Philadelphia, United States.
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Vini Jr. celebrates the Brazilian team's third goal against Haiti - Howard Smith/ISI Photos/ISI Photos via Getty Images
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Endrick had a goal disallowed for offside - Hannah Peters - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images
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Vini Jr. scored the third goal for the Brazilian team against Haiti - Shaun Botterill - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images
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Matheus Cunha hugs teammates after scoring the Brazilian team's second - Marcel Bonte/Soccrates/Getty Images
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Matheus Cunha celebrates after scoring Brazil's second goal - Dan Mullan/Getty Images
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Matheus Cunha "surfs" when celebrating goal in Brazil x Haiti - Dan Mullan/Getty Images
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Matheus Cunha celebrates with teammates the first goal for the Brazilian team - Darrian Traynor/Getty Images
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Matheus Cunha scores the Brazilian team's first goal in the match against Haiti - Dan Mullan/Getty Images
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Matheus Cunha opened the scoring for the Brazilian team - Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
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Johny Placide, from Haiti, clears danger with a shot from Gabriel Magalhães - Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images
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Raphinha scores a goal disallowed for offside - Dan Mullan/Getty Images
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Josue Casimir, from Haiti, controls the ball as Douglas Santos passes - Hannah Peters - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images
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Gabriel Magalhaes disputes the ball with Josue Casimir, from Haiti - Shaun Botterill - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images
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Danley Jean Jacques, from Haiti, runs alongside Vini Jr. - Marcel Bonte/Soccrates/Getty Images
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Frantzdy Pierrot, from Haiti, disputes the ball with Lucas Paquetá and Casemiro - Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images
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Carlo Ancelotti, coach of the Brazilian National Team - Robbie Jay Barratt - AMA/Getty Images
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Carlo Ancelotti arriving at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia - Darrian Traynor/Getty Images
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Vini Jr. arriving at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia - Darrian Traynor/Getty Images
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Brazilian fans celebrate at Lincoln Financial Field, in Philadelphia - Al Bello/Getty Images
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Raphinha arriving at Lincoln Financial Field, in Philadelphia - Shaun Botterill - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images
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On the field for 31 minutes, Endrick replaced Matheus Cunha, who scored two goals in the match. The player scored 6.4, according to a survey by the SofaScore data platform, and had a goal disallowed, which would be the team's fourth.
Despite the short participation, expectations surrounding the striker were high. The Brazilian team, after the defeat against Haiti, seeks to confirm the leadership of the group for the next phase.
Upcoming games and situation in Group C
The Brazilian team will end the group stage next Wednesday (24), in a clash against Scotland. The match will be at 7pm (Brasília time), at the Hard Rock Stadium, in Miami, also in the United States.
Brazil leads Group C of the World Cup, with four points, alongside Morocco. Scotland, in turn, has three points, while Haiti, already eliminated, has not yet scored in the group.
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Source: CNN