Brazil's national football team is preparing for the next phase of the World Cup, aiming to secure a spot in the last 32. Coach Carlo Ancelotti announced on Tuesday that star player Neymar has recovered from his injury, which is expected to boost the team's performance as the tournament intensifies.

Brazil secured their place in the knockout stage of the World Cup with a decisive victory over Steve Clarke's team in Miami, highlighted by Vinicius Júnior's two goals and Matheus Cunha's contribution. The match was marred by defensive errors from the opposing side, allowing Brazil to finish at the top of Group C. Neymar made a notable emotional return during the game, adding to the significance of the match.

Brazil forward Neymar revealed that he cried alone after participating in his team's 3-0 victory over Scotland in the World Cup. He came on as a substitute for Matheus Cunha in the second half of the match, which allowed Brazil to secure the top position in Group C with seven points. Neymar had previously missed Brazil's first two matches in the tournament.

Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti stated that his defenders are well-prepared to contain Erling Haaland in their upcoming World Cup last-16 match against Norway. Ancelotti expressed confidence in his team's defensive strategies ahead of the crucial game.

Brazil's coach Carlo Ancelotti praised Vinicius Junior as "one of the best players in the world" following his two goals in Brazil's 3-0 victory over Scotland in the World Cup.

Brazil has advanced to the knockout stage of the World Cup, with coach Carlo Ancelotti expressing satisfaction with the team's collective performance. Additionally, Switzerland and Canada have also secured their spots in the last 32 of the tournament.