Brazil saw Porto star Alex Sandro sent-off but still overpowered New Zealand 3-0 at Newcastle\'s St James\' Park to ease into the quarter-finals of the men\'s Olympic football tournament on Wednesday. By the time he was dismissed for a second bookable offence, after a yellow card for diving following one for an earlier foul, Internacional striker Leandro Damiao had sent the South Americans on their way into the knockout stages. The 23-year-old set up midfielder Danilo for the opener and then claimed his second goal of the tournament before the break, with Tottenham\'s Sandro to seal a victory which will see his side return to St James\' on Saturday. Brazil went ahead with 23 minutes gone when Danilo played a one-two with Damiao before lifting the ball over goalkeeper Michael O\'Keeffe. And Brazil doubled their lead within six minutes when Alex Sandro ran on to a back-heel by left-back Marcelo and squared for Damiao to tap home. Tottenham star Sandro put the result beyond doubt with a free-kick before Alex Sandro was dismissed. Meanwhile Egypt also reached the last eight with a 3-1 win over Belarus at Glasgow\'s Hampden Park.
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