Brazil Lose the Match & Neymar Loses the Plot, USA Women Get Colombia, Dempsey Decision

Well, now. There was one match down in Chile last night, and the entire SSN Staff gathered at The Editor's house to catch the action on the television computer. Colombia defeated Brazil and once again the Brazilians showed their colors, acting like the sore losers they are. Neymar saw red after the final whistle and we're left to ponder the average Brazil side now looking quite disheveled. We'll get to the fallout, but first, let's let Scott Murray look back on almost 100 years of drama at Copa América. OK, now the fallout...

Colombia 1 - 0 Brazil: Three Quick Takes

Colombia 1 - 0 Brazil: Three Thoughts

Jonathan Wilson: Brazil’s inadequacies echoed by Neymar’s lack of patience

Tim Vickery: Carlos Sanchez dominates Neymar

Way up at the other end of the planet, the Round of 16 for the Women's World Cup is set, eh? All times are Eastern Daylight:

Saturday, June 20

Ottawa

Germany (1B) vs. Sweden (3D), 4 p.m. (Fox Sports 1)

Edmonton

China (2A) vs. Cameroon (2C), 7:30 p.m. (Fox Sports 1)

Sunday, June 21

Moncton

Brazil (1E) vs. Australia (2D), 1 p.m. (Fox Sports 1)

Montreal

France (1F) vs. South Korea (2E), 4 p.m. (Fox Sports 1)

Vancouver

Canada (1A) vs. Switzerland (3C), 7:30 p.m. (Fox Sports 1)

Monday, June 22

Ottawa

Norway (2B) vs. England (2F), 5 p.m. (Fox Sports 1)

Edmonton

United States (1D) vs. Colombia (3F), 8 p.m. (Fox Sports 1)

Tuesday, June 23

Vancouver

Japan (1C) vs. Netherlands (3A), 10 p.m. (Fox Sports 1)

Women's World Cup: Wednesday's Day 12 Takeaways

Women’s World Cup — What we learned on Day 12

Wednesday At The Women's World Cup

Graham Parker: England win but still perplex

Andrea Canales: Brazil ready for Round of 16

Kevin McCauley: USWNT coach Jill Ellis created a problem she can't fix

Barf.

Rafael van der Vaart. He always seemed like a funny dude. And he was a damn good player, too. Nick Ames takes a closer look at the Dutch star now that he's moved to Seville. Nick claims he is a shirt-out kind of player born into the wrong generation. A solid assessment.

Backheel Breakfast

Graham Parker's wondering (as are we) if U.S. Soccer will dare make an example of Clint Dempsey? Well, will you, U.S. Soccer? Hmmmm? I mean, he ripped up the ref's notebook, for fuck's sake! We've never seen that move before. Could he be (gasp!) suspended for the Gold Cup?

The Mill. Plus One. Plus Plus One.

So, Gore Arturo Vidal had a blood alcohol content of 0.12 when he wrecked his Ferrari. He's still on the Chile squad, and Tim Vickery says that's all down to loyalty.

Here's a question: Are the World Cup and Olympics too expensive for their own good?

We out!

Onward!!

-SSN

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