Neymar shared a heated exchange with Norway goalkeeper Ørjan Nyland after converting a late penalty during Brazil’s 2-1 defeat in the last 16 of the FIFA World Cup, a moment that added extra drama to the five-time champions’ shock exit.Brazil’s hopes of lifting a sixth World Cup came to an end as Erling Haaland scored twice late on to see off Norway in the quarter-finals, leaving Neymar with only a stoppage-time consolation from the penalty spot.The incident unfolded moments before Neymar took the point.Nyland, who had already produced one of the saves of the tournament, denying Bruno Guimarães from the penalty spot before the match, tried to destabilize the Brazilian star with some mental games of the last minute.According to DAZN, Neymar repeatedly asked the Norwegian goalkeeper: “Where do you want?” as he prepared to take the penalty.Nyland confidently replied, “I’ve got it for you, I’m going to stop it.”Neymar, however, had the last word.The 34-year-old calmly converted the penalty before turning to Nyland and saying: “Not to me! Not to me!”, making it clear that he believes psychological tactics will not work against him.Despite winning that personal battle, the goal came too late to change the outcome of the contest.Haaland’s late strike had already put Norway in control, securing a historic 2-1 win that sent the Scandinavian nation into the World Cup quarter-finals for the first time in men’s team history while eliminating one of the tournament favourites.The defeat also marked the end of an era for Brazilian football.After the match, Neymar announced his retirement from international football, bringing to an end a career that began on August 10, 2010, when he made his debut for Brazil against the United States at MetLife Stadium.“I tried,” Neymar said. “It started here at MetLife Stadium, and I finished here. Now it’s over.”Hampered by a lingering right calf injury, Neymar featured in just two of Brazil’s five games during the tournament and also made a brief 15-minute appearance against Scotland in the group stage.Although he managed to score in what turned out to be his last appearance for Brazil, his goal was only a consolation as Norway celebrated one of the biggest victories in the country’s football history.