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This was the fifth day of the World Cup.

The results and the most important events on the fifth day of the World Cup were as follows:

Brazil opens with a tough victory over Serbia. Brazil beat Serbia in their first match of the World Cup in Qatar with two goals (2-0) from Richarlison. this canarinhaLed by Neymar and Vinicius on offense, they had had a few chances before, but faced the best of their team in the match, goalkeeper Vanja Milinkovic-Savic. Danilo and Casemiro hit the posts with two balls. The Serbian team started the game with great spirit, but as the minutes passed, it grew colder and was in danger of being crushed. Brazil is positioned as the leader of Group G, which is on par with Switzerland, which beat Cameroon this morning.

Neymar sprained his right ankle. The image of Neymar with his head tucked into his shirt and two doctors examining his right ankle while sitting on the bench has sparked great alarm from Brazilian fans after the victory over Serbia. Neymar suffers from a sprain, and Brazilian doctors say the extent of his injury will become clear in the coming days. Neymar was seriously injured eight years ago with the national team at the 2014 World Cup, and it’s a nightmare for teammates Tite and fans to repeat that image. The PSG striker had to be replaced by Antony ten minutes later.

Portugal defeated Ghana in their first match of the World Cup with goals from Cristiano, João and Leao. Portugal defeated Ghana this Thursday in their first match of the 2022 World Cup held in Qatar. Portugal’s star Cristiano put his team ahead with a penalty goal in the 64th minute, becoming the only player in history to score in five World Cups. Glasses. Minutes after Ronaldo’s goal, the Ghanaian team equalized with Ayew’s goal, but João Félix and Leao instantly scored two goals to put the Portuguese ahead again. Bukari closed the gap with Ghana in the 89th minute of the last stretch of the match, but the Africans could not equalize the score.

Cristiano Ronaldo became the first player in history to score a goal in five World Cups. Cristiano Ronaldo became the first player to score in five World Cups, scoring Portugal’s first goal against Ghana in Doha on Thursday, turning a penalty committed against him in the 65th minute.

Iñaki and Nico Williams became the second brothers in history to play in a World Cup with different teams. Nico and Iñaki Williams made history between yesterday and today as the second brothers in history to qualify for a World Cup with different teams. Yesterday, Spain and Nico Williams did just that in the win over Costa Rica. This Thursday, Iñaki Williams played his World Cup debut against Portugal with the Ghanaian team. Thus, Williams became the second sibling in history to have played with different teams in the World Cup, as the Boateng brothers did in 2010 and 2014. Prince Boateng chose to play with Ghana, while Jérôme Boateng played with Germany.

There was no goal in the Uruguay v South Korea game. Uruguay and South Korea drew in their first match of the World Cup. In a goalless match, both teams played very quickly and explosively. Both teams tried to counter and were quick in a very balanced match both offensively and defensively and the scoreboard showed it. The South Koreans had a few chances, but it was difficult for them to define themselves in the final passes in front of the goal. Uruguay had more chances. Godín in the first half and Fede Valverde in the second half had the best opportunities for the Uruguay team, but both sent the ball to the post.

Switzerland defeated Cameroon with a goal from Embolo.One Cameroonian defeated Cameroonian. Breel Embolo, born in Yaoundé, player of Monaco and center forward of Switzerland, was definitely the best game of the match at the Al Yanoub Stadium. The goal, the first goal scored by a player against his country of birth in World Cup history, changed the scenario of the match, which for a time seemed better to Cameroon.