The first own goal in the 2014 World Cup, what was the first own goal in the World Cup?

The 2014 World Cup in Brazil was a much-watched feast, with one of the games attracting worldwide attention. The first own goal of the game became a hot topic.

The match was held on June 12, 2014, with the two sides playing Croatia and Brazil. In the 11th minute, Brazilian defender Marcelo made a mistake in a defense and accidentally kicked the ball into his own goal. This own goal became Brazil's first own goal in the World Cup.

The occurrence of this own goal put the Brazilian team in an awkward situation and the fans became nervous. However, this own goal did not make the Brazilian team lose confidence. They continued to work hard and finally relied on their strong strength and perseverance to reverse the Croatian team with a score of 3-1.

Although the own goal caused a moment of controversy and ridicule, many fans and media expressed understanding and support for Marcelo after the game. They thought it was just a mistake, and Marcelo also showed an excellent performance in the following game, helping the team win.

This own goal has become a memory point in the history of the World Cup, but more importantly, it reminds people that football is a sport full of variables and surprises. In football games, everyone makes mistakes. This is the norm and one of the reasons why people love football. It is precisely because of this unpredictability that football games are full of suspense and emotion.