Brazil wins first Olympic gold in men’s soccer by defeating Germany in penalty shootout

Brazil claimed the first Olympic gold in men’s soccer tournament after beating Germany 1-1 (5-4) in penalty shootouts.

The joy and pride of this football win cannot be underestimated for Brazil, not only because of what happened at the World Cup but also because they’ve been chasing this Olympic title for years.

It’s the first time Brazil has won football gold at the Olympic Games, despite earning three silvers and two bronzes.
In the London 2012 final, a Brazilian side that included Neymar lost 2-1 to Mexico.

On the penultimate day of Rio 2016, it’s also a beautiful near-ending to a home.

Penalty shootouts as it happened:
Extra time is over and the score is still 1-1! Penalty shootout it is. Nobody seems to be enchanted about it.

Germany’s Ginter takes the first one. And scores! The pressure is unbearable.
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Stadium boos as Germany takes their second. Gnabry scores! Waverton gets both hands on the ball but fails to save it.
Marquinhos equalizes for Brazil. (2-2)
Very smart penalty by Brandt follows — Waverton dives the other way.
Rafinha for Brazil. He scores! (3-3)
Suele smashes it in for Germany. No one is bowing to the pressure here.
It’s 4-4: Luan shoots a stunner for Brazil.
SAVE! Waverton saves the German attempt! This is big. Everything is ready for Neymar to finish this off. 5-4 for Brazil!!!

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