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BRAZIL BREEZES THROUGH PERU, HEADS TOWARDS RUSSIA 2018 WORLD CUP

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Brazil stay on top of CONMEBOL table with 27 points, one draw and no losses. Brazil has shown that they are determined to go to the Russia 2018 World Cup and they are resolute that nothing will stand in their way.

With a 2-0 win against Peru yesterday, they have continued their unbeaten run as they run towards the 2018 World Cup in Russia.


Peru put up a strong fight as it seemed they were going to go home with a win against Brazil. Peru had so many chances but they clearly weren't lucky and didn't get the goals.

But with just almost the same chances as Peru, Brazil was able to convert two into goals with Gabriel Jesus and Renato Augusto being the only scorers in the game.


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