Erling Haaland scored two late goals to give Norway a 2-1 victory over Brazil in the World Cup round of 16.
Neymar announced after the match that he is done playing for Brazil's national team, ending a career of 80 goals in 130 appearances.
The loss marks Brazil's sixth consecutive early World Cup exit and their worst finish in 36 years.
Norway advanced to the World Cup quarter-finals for the first time and will face England or Mexico.
Brazil manager Carlo Ancelotti faced criticism for his tactics and squad selection, with fans questioning his defensive approach.
Goalkeeper Orjan Nyland saved an early penalty from Bruno Guimaraes and made several key stops to keep Norway in the game.
Norway defeated Brazil 2-1 in the World Cup round of 16 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on Sunday. Sander Berge had a goal disallowed for offside in the third minute, and Orjan Nyland saved a Bruno Guimaraes penalty in the first half. The match stayed goalless until late in the second half, when Haaland struck twice to put Norway ahead. Neymar, who had been substituted on at the hydration break, converted a stoppage-time penalty, but it was not enough to prevent Brazil's elimination.
After the final whistle, Neymar said he was done with the national team.
“I tried, I tried... Now it's over! I started here, I finished here.”
More than 90,000 people poured into central Oslo to celebrate, with fireworks and chants. Crown Prince Haakon greeted fans at the royal palace wearing a Norway scarf.
“Everyone has to enjoy themselves. All of Norway has to enjoy themselves. It's one of the sickest days ever in Norwegian history.”
The defeat marks Brazil's worst World Cup finish since 1990 and extends their title drought to 24 years. Manager Carlo Ancelotti, whose contract was renewed in May, faced criticism for his defensive approach and reliance on aging players. Danilo struggled at right back against substitute Andreas Schjelderup, and Casemiro looked off the pace in the humid conditions.
“It was difficult to put on too much pressure because Norway was locking its defence.”
“We ask that people will have the patience with the new generation and support them from the get-go.”
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Erling Haaland scored twice late to give Norway a 2-1 victory over Brazil in the World Cup round of 16, sending the five-time champions to their earliest exit since 1990. Neymar, who scored a consolation penalty, announced his international retirement after the match.
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