Raphinha’s two penalty conversions were the game-changers, steering a rejuvenated Brazil to a resounding 4-0 victory over Peru in the South American World Cup qualifiers on Tuesday. The first penalty, awarded in the 38th minute after a foul by Carlos Zambrano on Savinho, was expertly dispatched by the Barcelona winger. He then sealed his brace nine minutes into the second half, replicating his earlier success from the spot after Jesus Castillo’s foul on Rodrygo. The contributions of substitutes Andreas Pereira
