Brazil's World Cup campaign ended in the quarterfinals, with Globo Esporte Futebol reporting that the Seleção was eliminated by Norway. The original source, Globo Esporte Futebol, has confirmed that the team will return to training ahead of three upcoming friendlies.
Brazil's World Cup exit was marked by a missed penalty by Bruno Guimarães, which was defended by Norway's goalkeeper Nyland. The penalty was taken in the 13th minute of the first half, when the score was 0-0. Guimarães has since spoken about the incident, stating that it was a difficult feeling to lose a penalty, but that it's part of football.
The Seleção's loss to Norway was a result of two goals by Erling Haaland in the second half, with Neymar scoring a consolation penalty in stoppage time. Despite the defeat, Guimarães has taken responsibility for the missed penalty and has vowed to learn from the experience. He has also stated that he would take another penalty if given the chance, as representing the Brazilian national team is the biggest dream of his life.
Brazil will return to training ahead of three friendlies in the new Super Data FIFA cycle. The team will face Australia on June 2, followed by a match against India on June 3.