Cameroon vs Brazil live score, FIFA World Cup 2022 Qatar: Cameroon shock Brazil but go out

That's it for the group stages. But there's no time to breathe as the round of 16 starts tomorrow. We will be there as usual. See you there. Till then take care and be well. Ta, ta!

The last player to both score and be sent off in a World Cup match was Zinedine Zidane against Italy in the 2006 World Cup Final.

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Cameroon are sadly out of the competition, but they have become the first team to beat Brazil in a World Cup group game since way back in 1998.

Their 17-game unbeaten run comes to an end.

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A couple of tweets before we end.

STAT: Cameroon become the first African side to win against Brazil in a World Cup game.

SWITZERLAND BEAT SERBIA WHICH MEANS CAMEROON ARE OUT. Despite a historic win, Cameroon are out. Switzerland haven't done enough to topple Brazil from top spot. Brazil finish first and Switzerland 2nd.

FULL-TIME! Cameroon 1 Brazil 0. A historic day for Cameroonian football as they record victory over Brazil - who were much changed and wasted a lot of chances to score. Vincent Aboubakar the hero for Cameroon as he scored in stoppage time before being sent off.

WHAT A CHANCE TO Bruno Guimaraes after Marquinhos chests it down, but he skies it over from 4 yards. That was the chance to equalise.

It just won't go in for Brazil. Dani Alves from the right to Marquinhos on the far-post who nods it across and Martinelli can't keep the header down.

Despite Cameroon winning, they are going out as Switzerland are leading Serbia in the other game.

SECOND YELLOW AND THEREFORE A RED TO Vincent Aboubakar! Maybe he forgot. Maybe he knew it. He happily takes the second yellow from the referee and walks off - Aboubakar is sent off for taking his shirt off after scoring. He was booked earlier for bringing down Martinelli - a cynical foul but one for the team. If Cameroon hang on, he won't care.

GOAL! Vincent Aboubakar in the 92nd minute! Cameroon 1 Brazil 0. Madness as Vincent Aboubakar scores in stoppage time. He gets in behind the centre-halves and then heads a delightful ball from the right with Ederson rooted to his spot.

9 minutes of added time.

YELLOW CARD TO Bruno Guimaraes for stopping a counter. That's taking one for the team.

Christopher Wooh with a desperate goal-saving tackle after Raphinha found Bruno Guimaraes in the middle.

YELLOW CARD TO Vincent Aboubakar for cynically wrestling Martinelli to the ground. The Arsenal man was away on the right.

Jules Olivier Ntcham with a long-range drive but Ederson dives to safely clutch the ball.

The intensity has lessened after all those changes and the game's sting has been taken off a bit.

Both teams with a change: Pedro comes on for Jesus, while Mbeumo is replaced by Toko Ekambi.

Triple change for Brazil: Marquinhos for the injured Telles, plus Bruno Guimaraes and Everton Ribeiro for Fred and Rodrygo.

And again Devis Epassy into the action as he saves a sharp shot and then pushes the ball which had sneaked under him to a corner.

Good save by Devis Epassy as Martinelli on the left after a brilliant run cuts inside and tries to find the top corner.

Marquinhos is ready to come on for Alex Telles as the latter feels the effects of that blow earlier.

Vincent Aboubakar on the turn takes a shot but drags it wide of the far-post. Half a chance.

From a corner Nicolao Alex Telles is down but gets back up soon, which is good news.

Second half starts.

HALF-TIME! Cameroon 0 Brazil 0. As expected Brazil have dominated the proceedings but Cameroon have shown that they are a threat as well on the break and with their strikers. They need to win and hope the result in the other game goes their way to qualify.

FIRST SHOT ON TARGET AGAINST BRAZIL IN THIS WORLD CUP. Bryan Mbeumo at the far stick is free and he heads his header into the ground, but Ederson acrobatically saves.

And from the corner, Rodrygo just curls it wide from the near-post on the right-hand side.

Gabriel Martinelli with great feet and drives a rising shot which is I think going over but Devis Epassy palms it over.

The first free-kick from Rodrygo was straight at the wall, so Dani Alves takes this from left of centre but floats it over as he attempts to go over the wall and find the top corner.

YELLOW CARD TO Collins Fai for bringing down Rodrygo who goes on another snaking run.

YELLOW CARD TO Pierre Kunde for bringing down Rodrygo 35 yards from goal - bang centre.

Fred tries to do a Richarlison as he on the spin tries an acrobatic volley but blasts it over.

First chance of the chance and Gabriel Martinelli attempts to head it across the keeper but Devis Epassy palms it over. The Arsenal man should have done better for he was unmarked as he was found from the right by a diagonal ball.

So both sides with a booking each inside the first 10 minutes.

YELLOW CARD TO Eder Militao for a high tackle on Moumi Ngamaleu.

YELLOW CARD TO Nouhou Tolo of Cameroon for bringing down Antony as he clipped the winger's ankles.

KICK-OFF!

The players are ready for the anthems.

The players are out for the warm-ups.

Cameroon Subs: Ngapandouetnbu, Mbekeli, Ondoua, Nkoudou, Nsame, Bassogog, Toko Ekambi, Gouet, Mbaizo, Ntcham, Marou.

Brazil Subs: Alisson, Thiago Silva, Marquinhos, Casemiro, Lucas Paqueta, Richarlison, Raphinha, Weverton, Bruno Guimaraes, Vinicius Junior, Everton Ribeiro, Pedro.

Four changes for Cameroon: Nicolas Nkoulou, Jean-Charles Castelletto, Martin Hongla and Karl Toko Ekambi make way for Christopher Wooh, Enzo Ebosse, Nicolas Ngamaleu and Vincent Aboubakar.

Nine changes for Brazil - with only Eder Militao and Fred keeping their places from the last game.

Brazil: Ederson, Dani Alves, Eder Militao, Bremer, Alex Telles, Fabinho, Fred, Antony, Rodrygo, Martinelli, Gabriel Jesus.

Cameroon: Epassy, Fai, Wooh, Ebosse, Tolo, Zambo, Kunde, Mbeumo, Choupo-Moting, Ngamaleu, Aboubakar.

The lineups are out.

Here are some pre-match stats courtesy BBC:

Brazil have won both previous World Cup games between themselves and Cameroon - 3-0 in 1994 and 4-1 in 2014.

Brazil have won all seven of their FIFA World Cup matches against African sides, scoring 20 goals and conceding just twice.

A defeat or draw for Cameroon will see them eliminated from the group stage of the World Cup in their sixth successive appearance at the finals, last reaching the knockout rounds in 1990. They've never won their final group stage game in seven previous appearances at the World Cup (D2 L5).

Brazil are yet to face a single shot on target at the 2022 World Cup, the first team to not face a shot on target in their first two games at a tournament since France in 1998.

Meanwhile Cameroon coach Rigobert Song is predicting a "scorcher" of a game and expects his side to make history again.

"Cameroon have beaten Brazil before, yes. So it's not completely out there," Song said.

"We are going to be focused and very disciplined for the whole 90 minutes. I want to see the determination and commitment that will allow us to get the three points.

"Obviously, this Brazilian team will be beautiful to me. I have so much respect for Brazil, but in football there are realities that are slightly different.

"Sometimes there is an upset, anything is possible. And that is why I am firmly convinced that we are capable. Tomorrow will be a game that will be an absolute scorcher ... we've already beaten them and we can beat them again."

"We know that it will be no walk in the park for us. But it will be a highly exciting game. We're ready for the fight. We're ready to give everything we've got."