Brazil vs Serbia 2-0: match report, goals, cards and substitutions
Brazil beat Serbia 2-0 on Thursday, 24 November 2022 in World Cup. The match was refereed by Alireza Faghani.
First half: No goals were scored in the first half. S. Pavlović received a yellow card for Serbia at 7'.
Second half: N. Gudelj received a yellow card for Serbia at 49'. Serbia made their 1st substitution at 57', with A. Živković replacing N. Radonjić. Serbia made their 2nd substitution at 57', with N. Gudelj replacing I. Ilić. Brazil took the lead at 62' when Richarlison scored, making the score 1-0. S. Lukić received a yellow card for Serbia at 64'. Serbia made their 3rd substitution at 66', with F. Mladenović replacing D. Vlahović. Serbia made their 4th substitution at 66', with S. Lukić replacing D. Lazović. Brazil extended the lead at 73' when Richarlison scored, with the assist credited to Vinícius Júnior, making the score 2-0. Brazil made their 1st substitution at 75', with Lucas Paquetá replacing Fred. Brazil made their 2nd substitution at 76', with Vinícius Júnior replacing Rodrygo. Brazil made their 3rd substitution at 79', with Richarlison replacing Gabriel Jesus. Brazil made their 4th substitution at 80', with Neymar replacing Antony. Serbia made their 5th substitution at 83', with A. Mitrović replacing N. Maksimović. Brazil made their 5th substitution at 87', with Raphinha replacing Gabriel Martinelli.
Brazil used 5 substitutions while Serbia used 5 substitutions. Serbia got 3 yellow cards.
How the match was won
- Brazil outshot their opponent (22-5).
- Brazil controlled possession (59%).
- Brazil had the sharper finishing (8-0 shots on target).