Against Serbia, it took Brazil an hour to get out of the trap set by Dragan Stojkovic’s men. After Richarlison’s opener, the Brazilian players were more liberated, while taking advantage of the spaces left by the Serbian defense.
In the 74th, Richarlison, once more, sheltered his country with what will remain one of the goals of this World Cup. On a cross from the left of Vinicius Junior, the Tottenham striker made an incredible acrobatic return to double the lead and score his second goal of the evening.
