Did Brazil break Japan's World Cup dream?How did Paraguay pull off one of the biggest shocks of the tournament?Is Netherlands through to the round of 16?And how are the Socceroos preparing to face Egypt?I’m your host, Haylena Krishnamoorthy, and in this episode of SBS News’ World Cup Daily: The 90+ Podcast, I'll bring you the biggest stories on and beyond the pitch.That's Japan's 25-year-old's Kaishu Sano striking early, in his first international appearance.But it was Brazil's Gabriel Martinelli that ended Japan's World Cup dream with a dramatic 2-1 victory in stoppage time.Despite five-time champions Brazil dominating possession and creating far more chances, Japan - who beat Netherlands, Tunisia and Sweden in the group stages - defended courageously until the final moments.I spoke to Executive Producer of SBS Japanese, Yumi Oba to discuss what this means beyond the scoreline."Brazil was definitely the better side today We have to be focussed, and be strong physically and also mentally, we don't know how can be the game but we saw strong mentality and we come back."In 2022, Morocco became the first African team to reach the semi-finals of the World Cup, losing 2-0 to France.Attention now turns to Australia, with the Socceroos preparing to face Egypt in Dallas on Saturday 4am AEST.Japan-based striker Tete Yengi says confidence inside the camp continues to grow."We showed in the Turkiye game, in the Paraguay game, in the US game that we can compete with good nations - play some good football