Aug 09, 2016 11:26 AM EDT By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

The frustrations with the Olympic soccer team of Brazil is so great, in which fans are taunting Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior and wishing the women's soccer team star Marta Vieira da Silva could come to the rescue.

While the 30 year old Marta has been thriving with the women's team of Brazil, Neymar on the other hand became a disappointment at the men's Olympic tournament, where their country is facing early elimination in a scenario that seemed unthinkable in the soccer-obsessed host country.

As fans witnessed Brazil struggle in a 0-0 draw against Iraq, they taunted Neymar by chanting the name of Marta at the Mane Garrincha Stadium in Brasilia, wishing Marta could resolve the problems of the men's team, according to The Washington Post.

Afterward, Coach Rogério Micale expressed his regrets to the fans, which seems to be a good idea. But the reaction was overcome with anger. Fans in the Brazil soccer stadium showed disapproval to the team and chanted for Iraq at the end of the match, based on the report of NY Times.

The 2016 Brazil soccer team was considered to have the worst performance at the Olympic Games since 1972 and considering that in 1972, the Brazil team back then scored at least four goals in its first two games, Valor reported.

However, soccer fans who want to witness the games in the Rio 2016 Olympics can watch it on NBC Sports Live streaming service.

Upcoming Soccer Games:

August 10

Algeria vs. Portugal - Noon

Argentina vs. Honduras - Noon

Germany vs. Fiji - 3pm

South Korea vs. Mexico - 3pm

Colombia vs. Nigeria - 6pm

Japan vs. Sweden - 6pm

Denmark vs. Brazil - 9pm

South Africa vs. Iraq - 9pm

QUARTERFINALS - August13

Quarterfinal 1 - Noon

Quarterfinal 2 - 3pm

Quarterfinal 3 - 6pm

Quarterfinal 4 - 9pm

SEMIFINALS - August 17

Semifinal 1 - Noon

Semifinal 2 - 3 p.m.

FINALS - August 20

Bronze-medal game - Noon

Gold-medal game - 4:30pm

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