In the early morning of December 6, Beijing time, the third day of the Qatar World Cup 1/8 finals ended, and Brazil defeated South Korea 4-1 to advance to the quarterfinals. In the first half, Brazil scored four goals in a row and led 4-0, ending the suspense of the game early.
After Vinicius broke the deadlock, four Brazilian players stood in a row to dance to celebrate. After the next three goals were scored, ten Brazilian players except the goalkeeper danced in a circle to celebrate the goal. Head coach Titt even danced with the substitutes on the bench.
When commenting on the game as a commentator, former Irish player Roy Keane , who played for Premier League , was very disgusted with the Brazilian team dancing to celebrate after every goal. He said: "I don't like this, it's an act of disrespecting the opponent. For four goals, they have to celebrate like this every goal. I don't mind celebrating after scoring the first goal. Anyone can celebrate it, but they continue to do it after scoring the goal, and even the head coach joined. I was very unhappy to see this scene. I don't think this is a good behavior."
Keane is very acknowledged of the performance of the Brazilian team on the court. He said: "I can't believe what I'm watching. Brazil played so well and achieved a fantasy start. The Korean team was so fooled that it couldn't find the North. But I have never seen so many dances, it's like watching a variety show!"
After the game, the Brazilian player also learned about Roy Keane's remarks. In response, Brazilian striker Risalisson responded: "He doesn't like watching us dance and celebrate, that's his problem, and we will continue to do this." Another Brazilian player, Paqueta, also said: "We are celebrating the moment that belongs to Brazil. He doesn't like it, and I can't do it. We are happy for every goal, and what he needs to do is respect it."
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