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Live: Germany fumes as VAR shocker denies extra-time goal, Brazil breaks Japan hearts
Brazil's Gabriel Martinelli scores in the 96th minute to break Japanese hearts and secure a 2-1 Round of 32 win for the Seleção.
And it's in! Hard to the left and Manuel Neuer can't do anything about it.
Havertz made Orlando Gil wait for an age, but it doesn't matter.
The Paraguayan goalkeeper is down to his left and making a big, big save.
The South Americans stand tall, stay resolute and fight hard to stay alive in extra time.
Germany will still be stinging from that disallowed goal, but they need to put that behind them now.
Manuel Neuer, after a shaky start to his final tournament, with a golden opportunity for some more World Cup magic.
Brazil late show sends gallant Samurai Blue packing
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Substitute Gabriel Martinelli has scored an added-time winner as Brazil snatched a place in the last 16 of the World Cup with a 2-1 win over Japan in Houston.
Carlo Ancelotti's side were stunned when Japan took the lead with a superb strike from Kaishu Sano after 29 minutes, but replied when Casemiro atoned for a poor first-half performance with a fine header.
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Brazil into last 16 as Martinelli strikes in stoppage time to break Japan hearts
Not for the first time in this tournament, there were long periods when Brazil did not impress. And not for the first time in this tournament, they got away with it. It may be inexplicable but the Carlo Ancelotti method that worked at Real Madrid is working again: stay in games and eventually either opponents will make a mistake or brilliant players will do something brilliant.
Brazil were 1-0 down at half-time and struggling. Their earliest exit form a World Cup seemed entirely possible. Five players in the Brazil starting lineup were aged over 30, five of the six defensive players – and they looked it. Japan were quicker, slicker, sharper and more imaginative. But the introduction of Endrick and a change of shape and approach at half-time changed everything. Brazil started slinging crosses into the box and Japan wobbled. Casemiro, barely a pedestrian in the first half, headed the equaliser and, deep into stoppage time, Gabriel Martinelli squeezed in the winner.
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