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DOHA, Qatar — The latest gasp of a ball in Brazil’s peerless World Cup history sprang from a deft binge of teamwork and traveled with such oomph that it looked as though it might have been screaming. It left the foot of a 30-year-old dude named Casemiro on the left side of the box in the 83rd minute of a match that seemed ready to turn in for bed goalless, and it all but developed contrails as it bypassed the frozen Switzerland keeper.
When it blasted into the right wall of the goal and loosed bedlam among the runaway majority of the 43,649 in Stadium 974 on Monday night, it did a bit more than pluck a 1-0 win out of a 0-0 stew. It went ahead and clinched passage to the 16-team knockout stage for the Brazilians,This is an excerpt from a full story.
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