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Dzeko assist not enough to avoid Brazil win (2-1)

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil | 2012-02-28 21:44



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Cristina Villas-Boas

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Brazil beat Dzeko’s Bosnia and Herzegovina (2-1) in a friendly match thanks to a last minute winner.

In St. Gallen, Switzerland, the Brazilians faced an outfit who didn’t qualify for Euro 2012 after crashing in the play-offs against Portugal. With Manchester City’s Dzeko in the starting XI, the Bosnians saw the Canarinha take the lead at only four minutes, with a goal from Real Madrid full-back Marcelo.

However, Dzeko would assist Vedad Ibisevic at 11’, in an emotional kick-off.

The final 2-1 would only arrive three minutes into extra-time in the second half, when Sasa Papac netted in his own goal, sealing the win for Brazil.


 
Friendlies National Friendlies National Teams 2012
2012/02/28, 19:00, St. Gallen
Bosnia and Herzegovina
1:2
Brazil
 Saša Papac90+1' (o.w.)
 Vedad Ibisevic13'
 Marcelo4'
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