Brazil vs Japan in the Round of 32, played June 29, ended 2-1 to Brazil, a result that kept the five-time champions moving forward before a shock Round of 16 exit against Norway ended their tournament one round later. Brazil had won their group ahead of the match, and carried that form into a knockout stage that started well before Norway's Erling Haaland-inspired upset followed. Japan, runners-up in their group after draws with Netherlands and Sweden, pushed Brazil in a tight match but could not find a way through for a second goal. Track Brazil vs Japan for the complete story of that result, with lineups, scoring and match statistics from the game.
Player statistic
| 12' | Kaishu Sano | |||
| Casemiro | 15' | |||
| 29' | Kaishu Sano | |||
| 45' | Daichi Kamada | |||
| Danilo | 48' | |||
| Casemiro (Assist: Gabriel) |
56' | |||
| 84' | Junnosuke Suzuki | |||
| Gabriel Martinelli (Assist: Bruno Guimarães) |
90+5' |
Match statistic
69
Possession
31
19
Total shots
5
7
Shots on target
2
6
Shots off target
1
6
Blocked shots
2
6
Corners
2
1
Offsides
0
4
Fouls
13
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