Brazil sealed their spot in the World Cup quarter finals with a rampant last-16 victory against South Korea with Tite's side putting in a ruthless first half display scoring four without reply. Paik Seung-ho scored a late consolation for South Korea but Brazil saw the game out with relative ease.
Vinicius Jr opened the scoring after seven minutes with Neymar then marking his return from injury in by doubling Brazil's lead just six minutes later, converting from the penalty spot.
Spurs star Richarlison then got his third of the tournament when he juggled the ball to himself before making a run beyond the South Korean defence and exquisitely finishing Thiago Silva's pass. Lucas Paqueta then added a fourth 10 minutes before the half-time whistle with Paik Seung-ho's late goal for South Korea merely a consolation.
