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Brazil left to second-guess penalty kick choice after earliest World Cup exit since 1990

Brazil suffers its earliest World Cup exit since 1990 following a controversial penalty kick decision in their match against Norway.

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The brief

Brazil has been eliminated from the World Cup after a loss to Norway. The result marks the team's earliest exit from the tournament since 1990.

The match was defined by a crucial penalty kick situation where Vinicius Junior passed the ball to Bruno Guimaraes. Coverage from AP News, Goal.com, and Reuters emphasizes the scrutiny surrounding the penalty choice and the performance of Norwegian goalkeeper Nyland, who described the match as the most important of his career.

Sports Illustrated has highlighted a contrast in how Brazil utilizes Vinicius Junior compared to how Norway employs Erling Haaland. Future focus remains on the explanations provided by Vinicius Junior regarding the decision to pass the penalty to Guimaraes and the implications of this early tournament exit.

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Quick answers

When was the last time Brazil exited the World Cup this early?

According to AP News, this is Brazil's earliest World Cup exit since 1990.

Who took the crucial penalty for Brazil?

Vinicius Junior passed the ball to Bruno Guimaraes to take the penalty.

Who was the standout performer for Norway?

Keeper Nyland, who stated the match was the most important game of his career.

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