Brazil's first defeat by Colombia for 24 years ended in shameful scenes in Santiago as Neymar was sent off after the final whistle. The Selecao captain blasted the ball at Pablo Armero before aiming a headbutt at goalscorer Jeison Murillo as all hell broke loose. Following the resultant melee, Chilean referee Enrique Osses brandished red cards to the Barcelona forward and Colombia striker Carlos Bacca who had retaliated. Neymar had already been booked for a foolish yellow card that ruled him out of what is now a crucial clash against Venezuela on Sunday as Colombia blew Group C wide open thanks to Murillo's first-half strike.Jeison Murillo coolly slotted the opener to give Colombia a deserved lead in the 36th minuteManchester United target Roberto Firmino missed a gilt-edged opportunity to level in the second-halfRadamel Falcao once again endured a frustrating evening and was substituted late onBoth Neymar and Carlos Bacca were red carded for a fiery incident following the final whistleThe result leaves both teams behind Venezuela in Group C, with three points from two gamesThe two teams met in the World Cup quarter-finals, with Brazil winning 2-1CLICK HERE to follow all of the Brazil 0-1 Colombia, Copa America 2015 action as it happened 
 Question:Full time brought the real possibility of an early exit for _ but that proved to be just the start of the story.
Brazil