Brazil vs Germany LIVE: Final score, result and reaction from 2020 Olympics

80 mins: Great chance for another of Brazil’s substitutes. This time it’s Reinier who Douglas Luiz clips a delightful ball into but he fails to bring the ball down inside the penalty area and Muller can mop up.

Germany are chasing shadows now and almost certainly will do until the final whistle here.

77 mins: Cunha lays it off superbly for Paulinho who looks to find the corner of the net with his first touch. He guides it low but Muller is equal to it. It comes back out to Douglas Luiz but his effort is well over.

All Brazil since this moment...

74 mins: More subs here as Antony and hat-trick hero Richarlison make way for Brazil, replaced by Paulinho and Reinier.

Germany also make a change as Teuchert comes on for goalscorer Amiri.

72 mins: Dani Alves, who was playing at right-back for the first 70 minutes, has now gone into central midfield. You’ve got to love that. A 38-year-old - with more than 40 major trophies in European football - living it up in midfield at the Olympic Games.

He’s knocking it around with a real freedom now. Germany looking leggy.

70 mins: Ache and Lowen are both on for Kruse and Richter now. That’s all three of Germany’s over 24 players off the pitch. Kruse, Richter and Arnold. They’re down to the youngsters.

The tempo has totally gone from the Germans. They are sitting in a defensive block as if they have a lead to protect. That can happen when you’re a man down.

Meanwhile, Richarlison is STILL playing. Would you not want to conserve him?

68 mins: The free-kick is whipped in by Alves as Germany look to re-group following the sending off. It’s punched away unconvincingly for a corner by Muller.

Malcom’s corner is poor and Germany can clear their lines, but they have very little in the way of an outlet now.

Brazil dominating the ball.

65 mins: SUB! Brazil’s Claudinho goes off and is replaced by Malcom.

63 mins: Oh dear. Germany down to ten men as Max Arnold is shown a second yellow card for a late tackle on Dani Alves. Perhaps a little harsh, looks more like a coming together than a clear foul.

That could well end any hopes Germany have of getting something from this game.

62 mins: Kruse thought he was in behind the Brazil defence for a moment there. His eventual cross was blocked but he was offside anyway.

The tempo of the game has just dropped off slightly in the last few minutes. Don’t blame the Brazil players, they haven’t stopped running for an hour.

59 mins: Will that rather fortunate Germany goal jolt them into life? If they can somehow score another one then it really is game on.

Richarlison gallops down the left-hand side and is brought down by Stach. He goes in the book too.

The resulting free-kick leads to a scramble in the box before the Germans somehow get it clear.