Watch as fired-up Neymar taunts and enrages rivals following Brazilian Cup win for Santos against Remo

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A furious and provocative Neymar caused carnage in the wake of Santos’ Brazilian Cup win over Remo by swearing at opposing players and officials in the tunnel at full-time.

Fiery Neymar outburst causes chaos in tunnel after Santos win

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Brazil’s all-time top scorer screamed expletives towards his opponents before dancing and chanting ”eliminated,” sparking angry reactions as a fence was kicked over.
It came after Neymar came off the bench to provide the assist for Rony in a 1-0 win that sent Santos into the quarter-finals of the cup.
The 34-year-old was filmed screaming at his opponents after the game before being ushered into the dressing room at the Mangueirao Stadium.
Neymar shouted: ”F*** you! This is Santos, dammit!”
He then taunted Remo players and officials by chanting ”eliminated” while dancing provocatively.  
Neymar’s outburst came after he had helped make the decisive breakthrough in the second leg of the last-16 tie.
After a goalless first leg, the former Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain star’s half-time introduction proved pivotal as he set up the 74th-minute winner in the return tie.
Reports said Neymar received a hostile reception from the home crowd, while he was filmed blowing kisses and pointing to people in the crowd as he left the pitch before exploding in the tunnel.
The veteran forward’s reaction prompted an angry response from Remo president Antonio Carlos Teixeira.
"That lowlife Neymar, who's idolised by loads of kids, pulled his antics here and still comes back to taunt us," he told Portal O Fluxo.
"We're to blame for idolising a bunch of lowlifes like that guy."
The outburst comes off the back of a disappointing end to Neymar’s international career at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Brazil, led by Carlo Ancelotti, were knocked out by Norway at the last 16 stage in the United States, with Neymar scoring a late penalty from the bench in the 2-1 defeat.
"I think my time with the ⁠national team has already passed. I made history there, ​and I'm very happy about it,” Neymar subsequently said.
"I experienced a lot ​there, gave my blood and my life, and always fought and battled for the yellow jersey. But I don't think I want it ​any more.”
Neymar scored 80 goals in 130 caps for the Selecao, surpassing the great Pele as the South American powerhouse’s all-time leading scorer.

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