Allison (6/10): Had nothing to do throughout the game. Was a spectator aside from his passing.

Alex Sandro (7.5/10): Completed the highest number of passes in the game and was a threat going forward for Brazil. Unfortunate to hit the woodwork in the second half.

Thiago Silva (7/10): Didn't have much to do, considering Brazil's possessive dominance. Was instrumental in Brazil's build-up from the back.

Marquinhos (6.5/10): Brazil's midfield domination gave him little to worry about for most parts of the game. Did well when he was called upon.

Danilo (7.5/10): Defensively solid on Brazil's right-hand side. Limited contributions in attack.

Casemiro (8/10): Played as Brazil's controller in the middle of the game. With 56 passes completed, he was a constant threat at the Serbian goal.

Lucas Pacqueta (7/10): Kept things tidy in the middle of the park throughout his time on the pitch.

Vinicius Jr (8/10): Ran riot on the left wing, being a threat with his dribbling and his pace. Good pass for Richarlison's world-class goal.

Neymar Jr (6/10): Was largely ineffective throughout the game, unable to influence the match from central areas. Went off injured in the 80th minute.

Raphinha (6/10): Missed a big chance earlier in the game and was unable to influence the game as expected.

Richarlison (9.5/10): Clinical in front of goal, with his two shots leading to goals for his side. His overhead kick in the game's closing stages has arguably been the tournament's best goal.

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Fred (7/10): Energetic cameo from the Man Utd man, testing the goalkeeper once. 

Antony (6/10: Completed all of his 15 passes in his 10 minutes cameo.

Gabriel Martinelli (5/10): Too little time to make an impact.

Rodrygo (6/10): Good cameo performance from him