Brazil held to 1-1 draw by Morocco in World Cup Group C clash

Morocco were so close to the winner. Neil El Aynaoui forced Alisson into a diving save with a curling shot from long range, and the Liverpool goalkeeper couldn't contain it. Ayoube Amaimouni tried to tap in the loose ball, but Alisson managed to make another save.

If the match ends in a draw, both teams can be satisfied with this result as their next matches in Group C will be against weaker opponents: Scotland and Haiti.

10 minutes, that's the added time for the second half. It's totally enough for both teams to find the winning goal.

Morocco made the final sub, with Soufiane Rahimi coming on for Saibari, who scored the opening goal for Morocco.

Morocco suddenly increased pressure on Brazil in the last minutes of the game, but as a way to defend their draw rather than trying to score.

First the ankle, then the heel, and now Bono is on the ground getting his right shoulder checked after a knock from Raphinha.

Two more changes for Morocco: Noussair Mazraoui and El Khannouss out for Anass Salah-Eddine and Ayoube Amaimouni-Echghouyab, who make their World Cup debuts.

Brazil also put Danilo Santos in for Guimaraes, who provided the assist on the equalizer.

Vini sprinted down the left again before making a return pass for Raphinha. All that time and momentum just for the Barcelona star to finish straight into Bono, who was anticipating with his hands open.

The attendance at MetLife Stadium is 82,500. A sell-out to start the tournament at the location of its final.