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Raphinha Proud of Brazil Despite Draw; Neymar's Return Awaited

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Raphinha Proud of Brazil Despite Draw; Neymar's Return Awaited
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  • Brazil drew 1-1 against Uruguay in a World Cup qualifying match.
  • Fans booed Brazil despite a spirited performance in the draw.
    • Coach Dorival Junior seeks Neymar's return after a year-long absence.
    • Brazil is currently fifth in the World Cup qualifying table.
    • Neymar's return is expected to boost Brazil's World Cup journey.
    • Raphinha praised his team and expressed pride despite fan boos.
    • Brazil faces challenges without Neymar's participation in matches.
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