Neymar breaks Pele's record, Brazil wins 5-1

Catching up with "King" Pele's scoring record in the 2022 World Cup quarter-finals with his 77th career goal for Brazil, on the morning of September 9, Neymar officially set a new scoring record for "Selecao" with a goal to raise the score to 4-0 against Bolivia in the opening match of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers in South America.

In a chaotic situation in the Bolivian penalty area in the 61st minute, Rodrygo was fouled and fell in the Bolivian penalty area, but Neymar quickly and decisively finished, raising the score to 4-0 for the home team Brazil. This was Neymar's 78th goal for the yellow-green Brazil team.

Before that, in a completely overwhelming match, Brazil seemed to have opened the score from the 17th minute, but on the penalty spot, superstar Neymar unfortunately missed. However, the home crowd did not have to wait long when Rodrygo scored against Bolivia in the 24th minute. Surprisingly, during the rest of the first half, the home team Brazil, despite attacking a lot, still could not score another goal.

After the break, Brazil pushed up their attack and doubled their lead in the 47th minute through Raphinha, who had been called up to replace Antony for the match. Neymar assisted the Barcelona winger to score. The goals followed in quick succession for both teams, first Rodrygo making it 3-0, coming from a pass from Bruno Guimaraes.

Neymar scored the fourth goal for Selecao in the 61st minute, but Bolivia managed to rekindle some hope with Victor Abrego's goal in the 78th minute. However, Neymar once again brought joy to the large home crowd at the Edgar Augusto Stadium in Belem with a goal in the 90+3rd minute.