Brazil team 0-1, test the parallel striker: 6.3 points and ranks at the bottom of the game! 8 games, 0 goals and 0 assists were replaced by An Shuai

On September 10, the South American World Cup qualifiers ushered in the last round, with Brazil challenging Bolivia away. This game is crucial to both sides - if Bolivia wins, there is still hope of advancing to the playoffs. In the end, the Brazilian team lost 0-1, which not only allowed the opponent to successfully qualify for the playoffs, but also set a new low for the team's World Cup qualifiers.

In the first half, Brazilian midfielder Guimaraes made a foul in the penalty area and Bolivia's 21-year-old star Migulito took the penalty and made a penalty. The young forward from Santos Club has scored 7 goals in this World Cup qualifier, second only to Messi in the scorer list. Although Brazil tried to counterattack, it still failed to equalize the score and eventually lost 0-1. This is the first time that Brazil lost to Bolivia in 16 years.

Meanwhile, in another game, Colombia beat Venezuela 6-3. This result allowed Bolivia to overtake Venezuela by 2 points and successfully secured a playoff spot, while Venezuela missed the World Cup.

Brazil team only achieved 8 wins, 4 draws and 6 losses in this World Cup qualifier, ranking fifth in South America with 28 points, setting the worst record since the World Cup qualifiers were reorganized. If it weren't for the World Cup expansion, Brazil would have to participate in the play-offs. The team's weak offensive performance is the main reason for the poor performance - they scored only 24 goals in 18 games, averaging 1.3 goals per game, far lower than Argentina (31 goals) and Colombia (28 goals).

In this game, Risalisson, wearing the No. 9 jersey, was disappointing again. He started for 61 minutes, completed only 1 shot and missed the target, had no attempts or key passes, and lost 6 balls in 17 touches. After the game, he scored only 6.3 points, the lowest in the game. In this World Cup qualifier, Risalisson made 8 appearances (5 starts), contributing 0 goals and 0 assists.

Brazilian team has never found an ideal candidate in the No. 9 position personnel in recent years. From Fabiano, Joe, Tardelli to Jesus and Risarisson, the continued downturn in the forward line has become an important factor restricting the reappearance of "Five-Star Brazil". Although Bolivia's home conditions at an altitude of more than 4,000 meters have had a certain impact on the away team, the long-term sluggish performance of offensive players such as Risalisson is the fundamental reason for the Brazilian team's struggle in this World Cup qualifier.