In the morning light of Friday, the World Cup Out-of-South America kicked off with Brazil, much criticized of late, challenging Colombia on the road but unfortunately suffering an embarrassing losing streak, losing 1-2. Colombian star Luis Diaz, after experiencing the pain of his father's kidnapping, proved himself in today's match by scoring two solo goals. His father, Vinul, was also present to watch the game, and both father and son were moved to tears after scoring the goal, which was a touching scene.
Brazil broke the deadlock just four minutes into the match, with striker Gabriele Martinelli scoring the first goal of his national team career. However, as the game progressed, the Brazilian offense became heavier and heavier, and was overpowered by Colombia. 75 minutes in, Brazil finally lost its grip on the ball, and Luiz Dias scored with a clever header. Just four minutes later, Luis Dias scored again with a header off a cross from James Lourdigues, giving Colombia a 2-1 victory.
