Brazil vs Bolivia

Neymar did not disappoint the Brazilian fans who got up in the morning to watch the game. In another extraordinary performance of the PSG star, Brazil also won the second match of the World Cup qualifiers. On the night of Neymar's hat-trick, Celesaora won 4-2.

Besides scoring three goals, Neymar has also written his name in a great record. Legendary striker Ronaldo has scored the most goals after wearing the Brazilian jersey for so long. Neymar is now in second place with a hat trick. Neymar now has 74 goals in the yellow jersey, two more than Ronaldo. On the other hand, with 6 goals, he is at the top as usual. However, the speed at which Neymar is moving, how long he stays at the top, it is also a matter of seeing!

In the 4-3-3 table, Brazil left the team of the previous match unchanged. The change was in just one place. Richardson was in the starting XI, not Everton Suarez on the right wing. Below the goal was not Liverpool's Allison or Manchester City's Ederson, but Palmeiras' Waverton. In front is a pair of Thiago Silva-Americans in central defense, with Atletico Madrid's Renan Lodi (left) and Juventus' Danilo (right) as two fullbacks. Aston Villa's young midfielders Douglas Luiz and Real Madrid's Casimiro were the two defensive midfielders. Among the midfielders, Philippe Coutinho was the most aggressive, with Roberto Firmino at the top. Neymar on the left, Richardson on the right.

In the beginning, Peru took advantage of a mistake of Brazil-defense and went ahead. Striker Andre Cario scored the goal. The winger, who has played for clubs such as Benfica, Sporting Lisbon and Watford, beat goalkeeper Waverton with a powerful shot from outside the D-box to PSG center-back Americanos. Firmino missed an easy chance in the 15th minute of the match. The Liverpool star took the ball from Richardson and found the goalkeeper alone but hit him directly on the body.

In the 26th minute, Peruvian midfielder Yoshimar Yotun pulled Neymar's jersey and threw him into the D-box. Neymar did not make a mistake to score from the penalty spot. Neymar, just one goal behind Ronaldo before the match, touched the 2002 World Cup-winning striker on Brazil's top goalscorer. Brazil scored the second goal in the 59th minute due to bad luck. Peruvian defensive midfielder Renato Tapia's powerful shot from outside the box bounced off Flamengo defender Rodrigo Cayo and into the net. Goalkeeper Weaverton jumped to the right while taking the shot, but the direction of the ball changed and it went into the net.

However, Brazil did not have to lag behind for long. In the 64th minute, Richardson equalized for the Celesaos with a Firmino assist. Brazil got another penalty in the 63rd minute. Neymar put Brazil ahead with his second goal. By digesting this goal, Peru seems to be suffering from more nervousness. Defender Carlos Zambrano received a red card for hitting Richardson in the face unintentionally. Carlos Casedao received a notice to leave the field after arguing with the referee over the card. Peru became a team of nine overnight. Neymar scored his third and fourth goal for Brazil.

This star played great in the whole match. In addition to scoring three goals, he created goal opportunities twice, successfully dribbled eight times. In his fiftieth match as a Brazil coach, he could not have got a bigger award than this!