Scottish player Tom Boyd scored Brazil's only own goal in World Cup history during 1998 match
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Dani Blaschkauer
Summary
This article discusses the only own goal ever scored for Brazil in World Cup history, which was made by Scottish player Tom Boyd during the 1998 World Cup. The match ended 2-1 for Brazil. The article also mentions that Matheus Cunha recently became the 87th Brazilian player to score a World Cup goal, and that Scotland is Brazil's next opponent in a friendly match in Miami.
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bskyScottish player Tom Boyd scored Brazil's only own goal in World Cup history during 1998 matchwww1.folha.uol.com.brKey quotes
· 3 pulledO autor desse gol foi justamente um escocês, que revelou recentemente a um podcast britânico que levou mais de 20 anos para rever o gol.
Ao anotar dois gols sobre o Haiti, Matheus Cunha se tornou o 87º jogador a marcar um gol para a seleção brasileira em Copas do Mundo.
No total, o time nacional marcou 241 em Copas, e somente um deles foi um gol contra.
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