Brazil experienced its very first home World Cup qualifying rout on Tuesday, as Argentina procured a 1-0 win on an evening of savagery and tumult at the notorious Maracanã arena.

Safeguard Nicolas Otamendi's transcending header on 63 minutes got a memorable three focuses for Argentina and sentenced Brazil to a third consecutive qualifying rout without precedent for the Seleção's set of experiences.

Be that as it may, the match was eclipsed by savagery in the stands which postponed the beginning of the World Cup qualifier.

In the wake of battling broke out between the two arrangements of fans - which were situated together toward one side of the arena - during the public songs of devotion, Brazilian police moved in to subdue the savagery however their awkward methodology with the Argentine allies exasperated Lionel Messi and the remainder of the public group.

The Entomb Miami forward first driven his colleagues over to the stand where the battling was occurring and begged both the police and Argentina fans - some of who were seen tossing tore out seats at the security authorities - for quiet.