Neymar he exchanged blows with Norway midfielder Ørjan Nyland after conceding a late penalty in Brazil’s 2-1 loss in the FIFA World Cup Round of 16, a moment that added extra drama to the shock exit of the five-time champions.Brazil’s hopes of lifting a sixth World Cup ended when Erling Haaland scored twice late on to fire Norway into the quarter-finals, leaving Neymar with a late consolation from the penalty spot.This happened moments before Neymar took the field.Nyland, who had already made one of those saves by denying Bruno Guimarães in the first decision of the game, tried to distract the Brazilian star with a game in the last minute.According to DAZN, Neymar repeatedly asked the Norwegian goalkeeper, “Where do you want to go?” as he prepared to take punishment.Nyland replied boldly: “I’ll stop you, I’ll stop.”Neymar, however, had the last word.The 34-year-old calmly turned away the penalty before turning to Nyland and saying, “Not for me! Not for me!”, clearly showing that he believes mental tactics won’t work against him.Although they won the battle, the goal came too late to change the outcome of the match.Haaland’s late strike had already put Norway in control, securing a historic 2-1 victory that sent the Scandinavian country into the World Cup quarterfinals for the first time in the history of the men’s team and eliminated one of the game’s favourites.The defeat also marked the end of an era for Brazilian football.After the match, Neymar announced his retirement from international football, ending a career that began on August 10, 2010, when he introduced Brazil to the United States at MetLife Stadium.“I tried,” Neymar said. “It started here at MetLife Stadium, and I finished here. Now it’s over.”Hampered by a persistent calf injury, Neymar played in just two of Brazil’s five games at the tournament and also made a brief 15-minute appearance against Scotland in the group stage.Despite his impressive performance in his last appearance for Brazil, his goal was only a consolation as Norway celebrated the biggest win in the country’s football history.