Dunga insists Brazil do not rely solely on Neymar, although he admitted that the suspended Barcelona star would be missed from any side in world football. The 23-year-old will miss the rest of the Copa America after he lost his cool in dramatic circumstances at the end of their second Group C game against Colombia, kicking the ball at Pablo Armero before headbutting Jeison Murillo and earning a four-game ban. And while Brazil manager Dunga conceded that Neymar's presence would be missed, he rejected the notion that they are a one-man team. He told ca2015.com: 'Neymar would be important to any team. When he's not there though you have to find a solution. The Copa America is difficult because in every game there has been a difference of only one goalBrazil face Paraguay in the quarter-finals of the Copa AmericaDunga's side beat Venezuela 2-1 to guarantee their spot in the last eightHowever, they will be without Neymar for the rest of the tournamentNeymar was handed a four-game ban after headbutting Jeison MurilloDunga admits his side will feel the void of the Barcelona star's absenceBut he also says they will be able to cope despite this
Brazil booked their place in the quarter finals of the tournament with a narrow win over _ on Sunday evening, with Thiago Silva and Roberto Firmino on target.