Brazil fails to reach WC quarterfinals for 1st time in 36 years, ending 8-Straight appearances

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Published 2026-07-06 06:20:38

In the 2026 FIFA World Cup Round of 16, Brazil was eliminated by Norway with a 1-2 loss, ending their streak of advancing to the quarterfinals in 8 consecutive FIFA World Cups!

Brazil's first round of knockout matches in the last 10 FIFA World Cups

❌️1990 FIFA World Cup Round of 16, Brazil 0-1 Argentina

✅️1994 FIFA World Cup Round of 16, Brazil 1-0 USA

✅️1998 FIFA World Cup Round of 16, Brazil 4-1 Chile

✅️2002 FIFA World Cup Round of 16, Brazil 2-0 Belgium

✅️2006 FIFA World Cup Round of 16, Brazil 3-0 Ghana

✅️2010 FIFA World Cup Round of 16, Brazil 3-0 Chile

✅️2014 FIFA World Cup Round of 16, Brazil 1-1 Chile (3-2 on penalties)

✅️2018 FIFA World Cup Round of 16, Brazil 2-0 Mexico

✅️2022 FIFA World Cup Round of 16, Brazil 4-1 South Korea

❌️2026 FIFA World Cup Round of 16, Brazil 1-2 Norway

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All Comments (58)

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Ben1085 80 👍

Today 06:42

Those Brazilian domestic fans still claim Ancelotti doesn’t give Endrick enough playing time.

Kyle-ward 55 👍

Today 06:37

What good is it?

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Desciklnot

Today 08:41

congratulations another record

Rekdklmtuz

Today 08:15

you can not get justice were the criminal made the law. Ancellotti you didn't do the right thing. joa Pedro and cool palmer this two players are different.

Rekdklmtuz

Today 08:07

joa Pedro your God really prove himself for your sake

theEBS

Today 07:55

this is why u not bring joao Pedro to the team....

necacilouz

Today 07:29

Brazil coach is not the problem, the team is,we needs to get back to tiki taka dribbling and pressing style of play. that's south American type,or else ,bring the ball like messi,neymar,Hendrick,that's the way .

necacilouz

Today 07:25

at least Ancellotti gets to build his team from scratch. build with the young players now

luubinpryz 1 👍

Today 07:19

What was Neymar's impact in the world cup?

nooampstyz

Today 07:13

Brazil deserved..need to learn a lesson

nauikmosy

Today 07:03

Useless team just like Man Utd. 🌚

lucalmnoyz

Today 07:01

I was right before..I already said Ancelotti is useless coach ever in Brazil football history ...my prediction became reality.....

AFerptzi8322

Today 06:55

They got out the WC before the quarterfinals…

Luke-Hall

Today 06:47

Anything goes in dreams.

ruabilnsyz

Today 06:45

am baffled. the Brazilian Football Association need to do a lot of introspection. why Dutch the samba or possession based football for pragmatic and defensive football. the players in Brazil are not suitable for this kind of game. supporters suffer a lot watching their team play with very little of the ball. this Brazilian team is a disgrace.

emma_wolf571

Today 06:45

Then I’m worried about Klopp—Brazil at least still has the “Black Bear,” while Germany has absolutely nothing.

Lone-Raven

Today 06:44

Watching the match? The passing sequences were quite well-organized.

LILY.COOPER

Today 06:44

So anxious I can’t even type the characters correctly.

DragonWolf

Today 06:43

Ancelotti bears primary responsibility for this defeat: the penalty taker was poorly chosen; Endrick was brought on too early—an astonishing decision to field a player currently on loan from Real Madrid so soon; Mbappé was presented with several one-on-one chances and converted each one; and fielding Neymar was equally baffling—Brazil didn’t dare risk him against Japan, yet did so against Norway. Moreover, Brazil’s tactics were overly simplistic and rigid in structure: observe how Mbappé constantly drifted between left, right, and central positions, making him extremely difficult to mark. Admittedly, that last point is less attributable to Ancelotti. In sum, for Brazil to rise again, they must wait for the emergence of a true global superstar.

kyle_hunter1675

Today 06:43

No problem—Brazil is close to the U.S., so going home is convenient.

DragonBear

Today 06:42

The substitution in the previous match was indeed spot-on—what’s there to second-guess?

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