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Neymar could not feel his leg, says Scolari

  •   Mon, Jul 07 2014 04:57:33 PM

Rio de Janeiro, July 7 (IANS/EFE): Brazil’s coach Luiz Felipe Scolari said his side were in "scare" after the violent collision between Neymar and Colombia’s Camilo Zuniga in the 2014 FIFA World Cup quarter-final tie that sidelined Neymar for the rest of the tournament.

Scolari explained that Marcelo, who knelt close to Neymar, asked him what he felt, with Neymar answering that he did not feel his legs, which led Marcelo to ask the medical staff to enter the field quickly, reports EFE.

“It was a big shock, Neymar lying on the stretcher and crying, it was a catastrophe,” Scolari added.

Selecao’s doctor Jose Luiz Runco said that Neymar has to use a back support for doing daily activities not related to football, adding that the Barcelona forward's recovery will take three to six weeks.
  

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  • Bulsam, Mangalore

    Tue, Jul 08 2014

    Colombia’s Camilo Zuniga action was intentional that he could have avoided. He did it deliberately to hurt him hence Camilo Zuniga should face legal action and penalise him for noty avoiding his knee for directly hitting the backbone of Neymar.
    According to we viewers many players taking the opportunity to hurt the opponent players that should stop and the accused should get punished.
    Any sports should be played with sportsman spirit and not to wage a war by two teams.

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