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Neymar Somehow Manages To Make Himself The Villain Despite Obvious Stamp

Neymar Somehow Manages To Make Himself The Villain Despite Obvious Stamp
Eoin Lyons
By Eoin Lyons
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Neymar has made himself the centre of attention again in today's match between Brazil and Mexico. The forward broke the deadlock  in the second half from close range but an incident in the 71st minute has drawn the chagrin of many watching after the 26-year-old's Oscar winning performance following Mexico defender Layun treading on his ankle.

Granted the Mexico defender should definitely have seen at least a yellow for his actions, but it's a testament to how disliked the Brazilian is that people were far more occupied with the PSG star's exaggeration of the foul than Layun's obvious foul play:

 

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ITV pundit Martin O'Neill summed up the feelings of most when giving his response to the incident, calling Neymar's antics 'absolutely pathetic', though did say that Layun could have seen red for his part in the farce:

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