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Web reacts to Otávio's display in Brazil win; see reactions
Web reacts to Otávio's display in Brazil win; see reactions Brazil had to dig deep to beat Australia 4-2 this Tuesday (29) in a friendly in Brisbane. On social media, goalkeeper Otávio’s performance, as he played in place of Hugo Souza, sparked a debate over who should be the first-choice keeper. Check out the reactions to the player’s performance below, as well as posts with the fans’ banter about the match! Otávio’s performance makes waves FIFA international break virus? The next No. 10? Tempers flare I never doubted him! This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.
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