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AFP, Rio de Janeiro
BRAZIL FAN SMASHES TV
Ah, World Cup penalty shootouts. The stress. Th anguish. The joy. The mad dash to find somewher else to watch the final minutes after you smash you
That, at least, was the experience of Brazilian fan Rafael Gambarini, who was so overcome with emotion while watching the host nation's penalty shootout against Chile on Saturday that he smashed his own television set
A video of his outburst has been shared 34,000 times on Facebook and been viewed more than 36,000 ti mes on YouTube.
It shows Cambarim and two cousins embracing and leaping with joy as Brazil's Julio Cesar saves a penalty by Chile’s Alexis Sanchez after their round of 16 match ended in a 1-1 draw after extra time.
Gambarim appears to kiss and embrace the TV as it shows images of the Brazilian keeper.
Then the shot turns to Sanchez, and Gambarim smacks him in the face — shattering his screen and leaving the Chilean forward's image frozen in place, a MORENO SUFFERS BROKEN TIBIA
Mexico defender Hector Moreno suffered a broken left tibia during his side's 2-1 defeat to the Netherlands in the last 16 of the World Cup, his club side Espanyol confirmed on Sunday.
Moreno had to be replaced at half-time of the match in Fortaleza after clashing with Dutch for-
ward Arjen Robben minutes before the break.
"Hector Moreno has suffered a fractured tibia in his left leg, the medical services of the Mexican national team have confirmed," Espanyol said in a statement on their website.
The 26-year-old is expected to be sidelined for several months, ruling him out of the start of the La Liga season in August.
3-MINUTE COOLING BREAK
minute cooling break on Sunday after 30 minutes of the last 16 clash between Mexico and Netherlands in sweltering Fortaleza.
Breaks can be ordered by the referee when the Wet Bulb Globe Temperature, which takes into account air temperature, humidity, sunlight and wind speed, exceeds 32 degrees Celsius (89.6 Fahrenheit).