Brazil vs croatia score

Summary • FT: Croatia 1-1 Brazil - Croatia win penalty shootout 4-2 • Neymar opened scoring with superb solo goal in extra time before Petkovic levelled • Croatia will face Netherlands or Argentina in last four • Get involved: Tweet #bbcfootball, text 81111 (UK only - standard rates apply) or WhatsApp 03301231826 BBC Sport Copyright: BBC Sport Phew, how on Earth are we going to follow that? With another appetising quarter-final between two more heavyweights. Time for Argentina v the Netherlands with a semi-final place against Croatia, of course, at stake. Hope it lives up to the past four hours or so! Thanks for your company and until next time...

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Lineups Croatia (4-3-3) Dominik Livakovic 1 Josip Juranovic 22 Dejan Lovren 6 Josko Gvardiol 20 Borna Sosa 19 Luka Modric 10 Marcelo Brozovic 11 Mateo Kovacic 8 Mario Pasalic 15 Andrej Kramaric 9 Ivan Perisic 4 Substitutes Ivo Grbic 12 Ivica Ivusic 23 Domagoj Vida 21 Martin Erlic 5 Borna Barisic 3 Josip Stanisic 2 Josip Sutalo 24 Lovro Majer 7 Nikola Vlasic 13 Luka Sucic 25 Kristijan Jakic 26 Ante Budimir 17 Mislav Orsic 18 Bruno Petkovic 16 Marko Livaja 14 Brazil (4-2-3-1) 1 Alisson 14 Éder Militão 4 Marquinhos 3 Thiago Silva 2 Danilo 7 Lucas Paquetá 5 Carlos Casemiro 11 Raphinha 10 Neymar 20 Vinícius Júnior 9 Richarlison Substitutes 12 Weverton 23 Ederson 6 Alex Sandro 13 Dani Alves 24 Bremer 8 Fred 22 Everton Ribeiro 15 Fabinho 17 Bruno Guimaraes 19 Antony 25 Pedro 21 Rodrygo 26 Gabriel Martinelli Manager Zlatko Dalic Manager Tite Croatia (4-3-3) 1 Dominik Livakovic 22 Josip Juranovic 6 Dejan Lovren 20 Josko Gvardiol 19 Borna Sosa Substitution Ante Budimir (on) 110' 10 Luka Modric Goal 120+3' 11 Marcelo Brozovic Yellow Card 31' Substitution Mislav Orsic (on) 114' 8 Mateo Kovacic Substitution Lovro Majer (on) 106' 15 Mario Pasalic Substitution Nikola Vlasic (on) 72' 9 Andrej Kramaric Substitution Bruno Petkovic (on) 72' 4 Ivan Perisic Substitutes 12 Ivo Grbic 23 Ivica Ivusic 21 Domagoj Vida 5 Martin Erlic 3 Borna Barisic 2 Josip Stanisic 24 Josip Sutalo 7 Lovro Majer Substitution Lovro Majer (on) 106' Goal 120+3' 13 Nikola Vlasic Substitution Nikola Vlasic (on) 72' Goal ...

Dominik Livakovic was Croatia’s penalty shoot-out hero once again as the 2018 finalists ended Brazil’s World Cup dream. Neymar thought he had booked a place in the semifinals for the five-time winners, with a stunning extra-time effort illuminating the contest after a goalless 90 minutes. But Zlatko Dalic’s remarkable team produced a sting in the tail when substitute Bruno Petkovic beat Alisson with a deflected strike in the 117th minute. Croatia were then perfect from the spot, scoring four out of four. Livakovic saved from Rodrygo on Brazil’s first kick and Marquinhos rattled the post with their fourth, meaning his Paris Saint-Germain teammate Neymar was left high and dry, waiting on a fifth penalty that never happened in a 4-2 defeat on spot kicks. Brazil vs. Croatia final score 1H 2H ET Final Brazil 0 0 1 1 (2) Croatia 0 0 1 1 (4) Goals: BRA— Neymar (Pedro)— 105th min+1 CRO — Bruno Petkovic (Mislav Orsic)— 117th min CROATIA WON 4-2 ON PENALTIES MORE: The winner of the Netherlands vs. Argentina awaits Luka Modric and his colleagues in the semifinals, with Brazil once again unseated by a European nation, following exits at the hands of France in 2006, the Dutch in 2010, Germany in 2014 and Belgium last time around. Neymar ended the evening contemplating an exit from the biggest stage despite drawing level with the great Pele as Brazil’s all-time top scorer. He started it as a frustrated figure in a first half where the best chance fell Croatia’s way, with Josip Juranovic...