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Jemarish: Norway's blow leaves a lasting scar
Bruno Guimarães, a midfielder for the Brazilian national team, confirmed his readiness to take penalty kicks again despite missing one during the team's 2-1 loss to Norway in the Round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup. He explained in a press conference that missing the penalty was part of the game and that he would not hesitate to try again if given the opportunity. He emphasized that wearing the Brazil jersey means a lot to him. He admitted that the wound and scar from the missed penalty still hurt, but he knows he must learn from his mistakes. It is worth noting that Guimarães failed to score the penalty that could have equalized the match before the team was eliminated from the tournament—his worst personal performance in a World Cup since the 1990 edition in Italy. He pointed out that the coach had chosen him to take the penalty and that he accepts responsibility. He is now preparing to face Australia in the World Cup after returning to the team.
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