Brazil Beats Chile 4–2 in Semi-Finals

The game commenced at 14:30 UTC on June 13th, 1962, marking the start of the semi-finals. Brazil , led by manager Aymoré Moreira, secured a commanding lead from the outset.

The first goal came early, with Garrincha unleashing a powerful strike in the 9th minute, establishing Brazil's early advantage. The second goal, a well-placed effort by Garrincha, proved to be the crucial point for the Brazilian side.

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The first goal came early, with Garrincha unleashing a powerful strike in the 9th minute, establishing Brazil's early advantage.

Chile responded in the 32nd minute with a goal from Jorge Toro, but the Brazilian defense held firm, preventing a potential equalizer. The second goal solidified the lead for the home side.

The second half continued with a series of Brazilian goals. Vavá scored in the 47th minute, adding to Brazil's numerical advantage. Leonel Sánchez, however, stepped forward with a penalty, converting it into a crucial second goal for Brazil.

Finally, with just over an hour remaining, Vavá secured the final goal, completing the 4-2 victory. The stadium erupted in celebration as Brazil celebrated their comfortable triumph in this crucial stage.