“Neymar is one of the best in the world but he...


America The Peruvian Carlos Zambrano, outraged with the behavior of the Brazilian

EPeruvian defender Carlos Zambrano assured that Brazilian Neymar is “one of the best in the world”, but also “is a clown”, due to the way he behaved in the qualifying match for the Qatar 2022 World Cup that the ‘canarinha’ he won 2-4 last Tuesday. “Honestly, he is a great player, one of the best in the world, but for me he is a real clown,” declared the Argentine Boca Juniors defender on the television program “La banda del Chino”.

Zambrano, who was expelled 86 minutes into the match at the National Stadium in Lima for hitting forward Richarlison with his arm, considered that the French PSG star faked fouls until he was awarded two penalties from Brazil. He added that Neymar “is aware of everything he did on the field, he is a great player but he was looking for the slightest, in the area he threw himself four or five times to see if they would charge him a penalty and in the end he achieved his goal, which charged two penalties, but they weren’t. ”

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Zambrano recalled that the forward also demanded that the match referee, Chilean Julio Bascuñán, change the yellow card that he had shown at first for the red one.

“It is Brazil and at the touch (immediately) they went to look at the VAR. Whether the play was positive or negative, they did review the images because it is Brazil,” he said, indicating that Bascuñán did not act in the same way when the Peruvians asked him to review the images.

Zambrano also apologized for having hurt the Peruvian team with his expulsion, but assured that it was a fortuitous move. “With a less man it is complicated, things became more complicated for us. I was not very confused about the play, I just wanted to cover the play, as he is locked in the line, but unfortunately I hit him in the face. I still apologized to him. Richarlison because it was without intention and I stayed calm because I knew what had happened, “he remarked.

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This was the conversation between the VAR and the referee of Peru vs Brazil: “all correct”

The result of the match, in which the Peruvians took the lead on the scoreboard twice, has generated great controversy in Peru, to the point that the Peruvian Football Federation (FPF) announced that it will file a complaint against Bascuñán and his sports director , Juan Carlos Oblitas, considered that the referee was “malicious and biased.”


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