Neymar's tears not a sign of weakness, says Brazil coach

Brazil forward Neymar's tears toward the finish of the 2-0 World Container prevail upon Costa Rica ought not be viewed as enthusiastic shortcoming, his mentor Tite said on Tuesday, including that he had likewise cried after recreations.

Neymar sobbed after Brazil scored twice in stoppage time to beat the Focal Americans, a response that drove the Brazilian media to recommend their group may be candidly fragile.

"We mustn't believe that a snapshot of feeling is an indication of enthusiastic awkwardness," Tite told correspondents on the eve of the Gathering E coordinate against Serbia where Brazil require an attract to meet all requirements for the last 16.

"I comprehend that there must be a harmony amongst reason and feeling, and there is a minute when you require ice, quiet and clarity," he said.

Tite at that point recollected that he likewise cried after Brazil won 3-0 away to Ecuador in a World Container qualifier in his first match in control two years back.

"I need to tell the entire Brazilian country that....I cried," he said. "When I called my significant other, I cried with bliss, with fulfillment, in light of the fact that my trademark is to be passionate. I cried proudly, as we were under such a great amount of strain to play a decent diversion."

Tite added that Brazil had declined to enable urgency to sneak in as they squeezed for an objective against Costa Rica - an indication of mental quality.

"What is keeping up your blueprint? It's the point at which you score an objective in the 91st moment by playing with the style the group has been playing since the beginning of the amusement. I was exceptionally content with the way we responded candidly in the second half," he said.

Planning to lead Brazil to a 6th world title, Tite said Neymar, who had three-month damage cutback before the World Glass, required one more amusement to achieve full wellness.

"We are not putting an unnecessary obligation on Neymar's shoulders for progress or disappointment," he said. "It's the entire group which wins or loses."