Result of Brazil - Venezuela didn't please Brazilian fans and some ended up attacking one of their main players, Neymar

Yesterday, on October 12, Venezuela made history at Arena Pantanal by drawing against Brazil thanks to Eduard Bello's accuracy.

Neymar played throughout the match, but failed to change the final result. As he was heading towards the tunnel to the dressing rooms, he was assaulted by his fans. It seems that they threw what would be a bucket of popcorn at his head, while being insulted by the fans.

The striker did not remain silent and criticized the violent actions of a group of fans, and even had a verbal confrontation with the aggressor, while some of his teammates tried to calm him down.

"It's sad, obviously it's very sad, I'm not here on vacation or anything like that, I came to do what I love the most, which is playing football and defending my country. Obviously we're giving our best, giving our best. And many times the result doesn't come and it's not what the fans expect," Neymar said.

Condemned Violent Attitude

"I didn't even see what it was, I only saw it when it hit me, I got very nervous, I condemn that kind of attitude, it shouldn't be done, it's very bad for football, for the human being. A person who does this kind of thing is not an educated person, they won't be able to educate their child in the best possible way. If he complains so much, he should have trained better and be on the field," said the Al Nassr forward.

This draw stopped Brazil's perfect advance in the South American Qualifiers and lost the lead, which is now held by Argentina who won their three matches against Ecuador, Bolivia, and Paraguay.

Regarding the match, Neymar said that he doesn't believe they played badly, as they created scoring opportunities, but he said that the opposing goalkeeper was good. "We have to seek to reduce those details and mistakes so as not to be surprised once again," he explained.