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The first goal came on the 15th minute of the match, Philippe Coutinho grabbed a ball from the third quarter of the field, dribbled some rivals and struck the ball with potent hard low shot for Brazil's first goal against Haiti, it was only a matter of time. Nearly fifteen minutes later, Coutinho got the second goal after a Jonas assist, he just had to push the ball inside the net. Then four minutes later, it was Renato Augusto the one who scored the third goal for Brazil against a really weak Haiti side.
Already on the second half, it took Brazil just 13 minutes to get a fourth goal, 19-year old lad Gabriel managed to score a goal on the day of his debut after an individual play on the left side of the field. He sent a crossed left foot shot and defeated the Haiti goalkeeper, the Canarinha was still going strong against arguably the weakest side of this Copa America Centenario. Dunga had done his chores for this game, but more goals seemed to be well underway. It was only a matter of time because Gabriel seemed hungry for more.
The player who took Neymar's number ten for this Copa America, Lucas Lima, got his chance given by Dunga and didn't disappoint. He scored with a header on the first ball he touched on the 67th minute of the match. On the 69th minute with the match practically decided, Haiti celebrated the goal of honor in a counter attack. James Marcelin can tell his grandkids that he scored his country's first ever Copa America goal to Brazil. Even the crowd cheered loud for Haiti's great achievement. Now it was an open game for both sides, we were about to enjoy a very offensive last 20 minutes of this game.
At the very end of the match, Renato Augusto scored a sixth goal which gave the Canarinha their half a dozen goals in a quite easy match for the Brazilians. But this was Coutinho's night, he scored a final and seventh screamer from outside the box to complete his personal hat-trick. A walk in the park that puts them with 4 units in Group B and gives them the chance of fighting for a spot in one of the difficult groups of this Copa America Centenario. Brazil now has Philippe Coutinho as the Copa's top scorer with 3.
Photo credit: Conmebol
