Copa America 2024: Vinicius Jr. stars with brace as Brazil thrash Paraguay 4-1

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Brazil's Vinicius Jr scored twice in a 4-1 victory over Paraguay in a Group D clash at the Copa America on Friday in Nevada, marking a significant turnaround from his underwhelming performance in Brazil's 0-0 draw against Costa Rica in their opening match.

With this win, Brazil now sits in second place in Group D with four points, trailing Colombia, who have already secured a quarter-final spot with six points from two matches. Costa Rica is third with one point, while Paraguay, without any points after two defeats, has been eliminated from the tournament in the group stage for only the second time since 2001. This match also marked Brazil's first victory in six competitive matches and the first under their new manager, Dorival Jr, who took over the team in January.

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