Brazil genius Neymar got over his commentators in the wake of terminating the five-time World Cup champs to triumph over Mexico on Monday and into a quarter-last confrontation with Belgium.
Neymar scored one objective and made another as his inexorably amazing Brazil side overwhelmed the Mexicans 2-0 in sweltering conditions.
In any case, Neymar's shining execution was discolored by yet another case of his propensity to blow up to apparently harmless difficulties.
The most recent part in a protruding list of dramatic conduct came in the second half, when Mexico midfielder Miguel Layun seemed to advance on his lower leg as he lay inclined.
Neymar squirmed around and shook as though he had gotten an electric stun.
"I believe it's a disgrace for football," Mexico mentor Juan Carlos Osorio mourned a while later, saying Neymar's jokes had squandered valuable time.
"We squandered a considerable measure of time as a result of one single player ... we lost our style in the second half, as a result of the official.
"This is an awful case for the world and the universe of football."
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