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Bruno Guimarães' World Cup Heartbreak: Missed Penalty & Brazil's Earliest Exit Since 1990
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Bruno Guimarães became the first Brazilian player in 40 years to miss a penalty in regulation time at a World Cup as Brazil lost 2-1 to Norway, crashing out in the Round of 16 for the first time since 1990 . The 28-year-old Newcastle captain later called it the "worst pain of my life" but vowed to return stronger.
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00:00Welcome to News Plus Globe.
00:02Bruno Guimarães' World Cup ended in heartbreak.
00:05The 28-year-old Newcastle captain missed a first-half penalty in Brazil's round-of-16 clash with Norway,
00:10a miss that contributed to Brazil's 2-1 defeat and their earliest exit since 1990.
00:15Guimarães' later called it,
00:17The worst pain of my life.
00:18He took full responsibility, saying the moment will be another obstacle to overcome.
00:22He also shared a touching moment with his children after returning home, reminding him of his love for the game.
00:27Despite the heartbreak, Guimarães' was one of Brazil's best players at the tournament.
00:31He recorded four assists, tying him with Brazilian legends Tostone and Zico for the most assists by a Brazilian in
00:36a single World Cup.
00:37Off the pitch, Guimarães' is known for his versatility.
00:40He is fluent in Portuguese, Spanish, French, and English, a skill he developed to adapt to life at Newcastle.
00:45Guimarães' says his dream is not over.
00:47He vows to return stronger and one day win a World Cup for Brazil.
00:50Stay with News Plus Globe for more football news.
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