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Brazil 1-0 Mexico
Marcelo is getting his shinnies on. Brazil could get another boost here.
Summary
Follow game on BBC Radio 5 live
Winners play either Belgium or Japan (19:00 BST) in quarter-final
Neymar finishes Willian cross before setting up Firmino for second
Brazil never lost a World Cup game v opponents from central or north America
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CLOSE!published at 64 mins
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WHAT A SAVE!
Willian's pace beats Carlos Salcedo...again...and he shapes up to smash it towards goal. It's flying with so much power but Guillermo Ochoa is equal to it, getting two strong hands behind it and keeping his side within touch of this game.
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Brazil have now overtaken Germany as the top scoring team in World Cup history with 227 goals.
Nice.
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Oosh!
Carlos Vela whips a delicious strike towards goal but Alisson gets his fingertips on the end of it just in time.
Good effort.
'I was expecting the net to bulge'published at 16:17 British Summer Time 2 July 2018
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Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 liveI was expecting the net to bulge. Herrera just switched off and Paulinho had a really good chance to put Brazil 2-0 up.
YELLOW CARDpublished at 60 mins
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Bad news for Brazil.
Casemiro has picked up a yellow card, meaning he will miss the quarter-final should Brazil make it through, after a tackle on Hirving Lozano.
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Neymar is coming to life. He produces a nutmeg before receiving the ball back in the box. It eventually falls to Paulinho but his effort is straight at the keeper. He had so much space too...
'Brazil working without the ball'published at 16:14 British Summer Time 2 July 2018
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Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 liveBrazil are on the front foot. Mexico have responded well, and they are trying to get back into it, but Brazil are working hard even without the ball.
Postpublished at 16:13 British Summer Time 2 July 2018
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Neymar has scored six goals from 38 shots in World Cups - it took Lionel Messi 67 shots and Cristiano Ronaldo 74 shots to score as many.
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Neymar has a pop from distance but it's never testing Guillermo Ochoa. Brazil are up and running. Mexico need to find a spark.
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Willian is enjoying it today. He runs with the ball for the length of the pitch before he's eventually dragged back by Hector Herrera.
It's a foul and he's got a yellow. That means he's out of the quarter-final if Mexico make it.
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Lucas: Another 3 yard screamer from Neymar
Dennis: The World's Best scores! Neymar created and scored it
Michael: Neymar does more than people realise. Defenders always have to watch him, and he creates space. People were moaning about Spain's boring passing yesterday, and now they're moaning about Brazil's pace and skill. No pleasing some people!
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The ball comes over to Hector Herrera at the back post but his strike is blocked. Carlos Vela then dribbles through several players before he's brought down in the box and Mexico think they have a penalty.
No penalty given, no VAR but it's the right decision.
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Patrick Jennings
BBC Sport in SamaraOK so it just got pretty lively in here. Doubt there would be a more popular scorer among the joyous Brazil fans.
But spare a thought for Jesus Gallardo who just moments ago had Hirving Lozano driving in on his left but blazed over the bar instead of picking him out.
How quickly fate can turn in the World Cup knockout stage.
'Be quiet, I will deliver'published at 16:08 British Summer Time 2 July 2018
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Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 liveUnbelievable skill from Neymar. He puts one finger across his lips as if to say 'be quiet, I will deliver'. One touch from Willian, before he puts it across the box, and Neymar taps it in.
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Mexico respond straight away from the kick off and win a corner kick. It's their fourth so far.
GOAL - Brazil 1-0 Mexicopublished at 50 mins
Neymar
Neymar starts the move, bringing players with him as he runs across the box before backheeling it to Willian.
The Chelsea man fires a low ball across goal and with Gabriel Jesus and Neymar coming in, one was bound to get a touch on it.
As it is, it's their national hero who does. Two goals at this World Cup for Neymar.
Media caption, World Cup 2018: Neymar opens the scoring for Brazil from close range
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Jesus Gallardo tries to catch Brazil on the counter. He has options to his left and right but space down the middle.
He aims for the space but tries an audacious effort which sails over the bar.
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Here's one we can answer...
Image source, Getty ImagesBigger question in my office is not whether or not Firmino or Fernandinho should play but if the BBC reporter named Patrick Jennings is related to the Pat Jennings...end the suspense please!
Anonymous
No he isn't!
Have you read our Pat's wonderful piece on Lev Yashin? You really should.