World Cup 2022 - Cameroon 1-0 Brazil: Vincent Aboubakar's late winner not enough to earn last 16 place, Football News

Match report as Cameroon beat Brazil 1-0 thanks to late Vincent Aboubakar header; result not enough for Rigobert Songs side to make last 16, while Brazil hold onto top spot in Group G and face South Korea in next round; Switzerland finish second after beating Serbia and will play Portugal
Vincent Aboubakar's late header earned Cameroon a memorable late win over group winners Brazil - but it wasn't enough to claim a place in the last 16 of the World Cup.
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