The goal!
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Next matches
England now return to the field on Tuesday (26), when they face Belgium. On the same day, Brazil face Spain, and these are two more friendly matches!
END OF MATCH
Endrick came off the bench to solve the problem, scoring the winning goal in Brazil's friendly against England to get Brazil back to winning ways after four games!
49' PICKFORD
Rice took the corner, the defense cleared it and Brazil went on the counter-attack, for Savinho to find Andreas on the right, who passed to Endrick, face to face with Pickford, to beat the goalkeeper!
48'
Danilo cleared a cross into the box for a corner for England.
45'
We'll have four more minutes of added time in the match.
43'
Double substitution for Brazil: Vini and Wendell out for Bremer and Pablo Maia in.
38'
And the Brazilian fans are cheering in the stands! Brazil keep possession and exchange passes to the sound of 'olé'!
34' GOAL FOR BRAZIL
Vini Júnior received a pass through the middle and came face-to-face with Pickford, only to shoot past the goalkeeper, who parried it and saw Endrick shoot into the back of the net from the rebound!
33'
A double substitution for Brazil: Raphinha and Bruno Guimarães came off for Savinho and Douglas Luiz.
30'
A double substitution for England: out came Gallagher and Gordon for Mainoo and Rashford.
27'
Raphinha, on the right, got the ball and tried to shoot, only to be stopped by the defense.
24'
Double substitution for Brazil: Lucas Paquetá and Rodrygo came off for Andreas Pereira and Endrick
21'
A triple substitution for England: Bellingham, Chillwell and Maguire came off for Bowe, Joe Gomez and Dunk.
18'
Gallagher, on the right, crossed into the box and Bellingham headed the ball just wide of the goal.
17'
Bruno Guimarães got the ball on the edge of the box and found Paquetá, who took a first-time shot from the right and sent the ball just wide of the goal!
15'
Pickford's kick forward was missed by the Brazilian defender and the ball fell to Bellingham, who shot over the goal.
13'
Stones, with the ball left on the edge of the box, took a Beckham-like shot, but sent the ball wide of the goal!
11'
Bruno Guimarães, after being tackled by Wendell, found Raphinha on the right, who hit the bar, winning a short corner until the ball reached Raphinha (who had taken the corner) and he crossed for the English defense to clear.
9'
Rodrygo tabled with Wendell and crossed into the middle, with the English defense clearing for a corner on the right. Raphinha hit the ball too hard and Vini couldn't control it. Gallagher cleared and Brazil had a corner.
7'
Gordon crossed from the left, the defense cleared and Vini went to pull off a counter-attack, but was brought down.
4'
From Foden's cross into the box from the free-kick, Gordon appeared at the far post to shoot and Bento made another save!
3'
Wendell headed away a cross into the area for the first corner of the second half. Foden crossed and the Brazilian defense cleared the ball away, only for Paquetá to be fouled in the middle for another dangerous chance!
SECOND HALF STARTS
Watkins gets his first touch on the ball and it's off to the second half!
Teams returning
The players return to the pitch for the start of the second half. The two teams returned for the second half with the same formations as in the first half.
First half stats
It was an eventful first half and the main thing was that it was balanced. The proof is in the numbers: eight shots for each team, with two on target. In terms of possession: 51% for England and 49% for Brazil. The negative highlight was the high number of fouls, with five by the English and 12 by the Brazilians, which nevertheless only led to two cards, one for each side.
END OF FIRST HALF
In this first half, both teams created a lot, with many dangerous chances and a very agitated game, but without being able to take the lead!
45'
We'll have two more minutes of added time in the first half.
43'
Rice took the corner and the ball remained in confusion in the penalty area until the Brazilian defence cleared it for another corner. Foden hit it hard and Bento punched it away!
42'
Bellingham, in midfield, was brought down, earning a free-kick. Rice crossed this time and the defense cleared for a corner.
40'
Raphinha tried to head the ball forward, Maguire got the rebound and went back to Pickford, but he missed and Raphinha hit the right side of the goal, missing another chance!
40'
Gordon received the pass on the left, took it into the middle and hit it into the left corner, but Bento got to it and saved it!
39'
Foden, on the right, was brought down by Wendell, earning a free-kick, which was quickly taken.
36'
Gordon, already inside the area, got his shot away and it was blocked, earning a corner, hit short with the ball going to the edge of the area and coming back for Foden to shoot from the edge of the area, but into Bento's hands.
34'
Paquetá released Raphinha on the right, who gave it back to him on the edge of the box. Paquetá miskicked, the ball fell to Wendell, who miscued his shot, and the ball fell to Rodrygo, who laid it on for Paquetá to hit the right post!
33'
And now Paquetá was yellow-carded for a heavy foul in midfield, blocking England's counter-attack.
32'
In another quick exchange of passes, Paquetá found Rodrygo in the area with a pass over the defense, but the striker couldn't control it. I'd like to highlight this because Brazil are able to get forward in these exchanges and always create danger, and they're starting to enjoy the game!
29'
Rice was the one to take the free-kick this time, sending the ball into the box for the Brazilian defence to clear. England vary their free-kick takers to surprise their opponents.
29'
Bellingham, in midfield, was brought down and won a free-kick that could lead to danger in the area.
27'
Gordon received the pass on the edge of the box and took a deflection from Foden's cross at the far post, with the defence clearing and Chillwell once again hitting the rebound, but to the left of goal.
25'
Foden broke into the box on the left and went down, asking for a penalty, but the referee ruled that the game should continue!
24'
Chillwell crossed the ball into the box and Maguire headed the ball past Danilo and won a corner, which was crossed into the box only for Brazil's defense to clear and Chillwell, on the rebound at the edge of the box, to hit it hard over the goal!
22'
Gordon, on the edge of the box slightly to the left, was brought down by Paquetá for a potentially dangerous foul!
21'
Foden crossed the ball into the box and Rice, on the left, got hold of the ball and shot hard, with Bento able to save!
21'
Gallagher, on the right, was brought down by Vini, earning a free-kick that could lead to danger.
19'
Walker is now again feeling the injury that caused him to be treated a little earlier. The full-back leaves the field for Konsa.
18'
Bellingham, on the left, found Gallagher with a pass through the middle, who passed over the defense for Watkins to tap in, which was fumbled by Fabrício Bruno, sending the ball over the goal!
16'
Rodrygo received the pass inside the area after Paquetá won the bodycheck, hitting it to the left of the goal! Brazil up!
15'
In an exchange of passes, Rodrygo received the ball in the middle, passed it to Vini, who broke into the area on the left, but was brought down and asked for a penalty, which the referee didn't award.
13'
Walker, after Bellingham's foul in midfield, asked for help with pain in his leg. The player left the pitch afterwards and is now back in the match.
12'
Yellow for Bellingham, for a hard tackle on Bruno Guimarães in midfield.
11'
Paquetá spun past the defender and released Vini Júnior, who sprinted away to beat Pickford to the ball, but it was weak and Walker cleared it off the line!
9'
Rodrygo, on the edge of the box, took out the defender and hit from distance, but into Pickford's hands.
5'
Chillwell crossed the ball into the box and the referee flagged Maguire offside.
4'
Gallagher receives the pass on the right and wins another free-kick, now from Paquetá.
2'
Foden took the free-kick towards goal, but sent it wide of the far post!
2'
On the right Gallagher was brought down and won the first free-kick of the match.
HERE WE GO
Rodrygo gets the first touch on the ball and it's off to the start of the first half!
National anthems
Now the national anthems of Brazil and England are played at Wembley
Team on the pitch!
The players take to the pitch to start the match!
Retrospect
There have been 26 matches between Brazil and England in history, with 11 Brazilian wins, 11 draws and four defeats. There have been 22 friendly matches, with Brazil winning eight, England drawing 10 and England winning four. England have met Brazil 13 times at home, with three wins, three defeats and seven draws. The last time the two teams met was in 2017, when Brazil were held to a goalless draw.
Warm-up
The players are already warming up!
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England lined-up!
England is ready for the match and will field the following lineup:
Brazil lined-up!
Brazil are ready to take to the field and will go into the friendly with:
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Probable Brazil
With many absentees, Brazil's probable team for the match is: Bento, Danilo, Fabrício Bruno, Beraldo and Wendell; João Gomes, Bruno Guimarães and Lucas Paquetá; Vinícius Júnior, Rodrygo and Richarlison (Endrick).
Probable England
With all the absentees, England's probable team for the match is: Pickford, Walker, Stones, Maguire and Gomez; Rice, Bellingham and Foden; Bowen, Watkins and Rashford.
Abbsentees
England will be without Trippier, Alexander-Arnold, James, Grealish, Shaw and Phillips, all out of the squad, while Kane, Saka, Palmer and Henderson are all injured. Brazil will be without Martinelli, Gabriel Magalhaes, Ederson, Marquinhos, Casemiro and Alisson, all injured.
Dorival!
Dorival Júnior, Brazil's new coach, spoke at a pre-match press conference, commenting on his debut with the Seleção: "Having the opportunity to play in a match of this level, especially a debut wearing the shirt of the Brazilian national team, naturally has a special meaning for any professional. For me, it's a very special moment and you can be sure that I've tried to prepare as much as possible so that I could be here. I've tried to assess it on the basis of just one condition: merit. That's the only condition. And I've been positively surprised by the condition of all those called up. Everyone who came here gave a very positive response. A young team, assembled practically in the last ten days. We only had three moments to be together. We've tried to speed up this process as much as possible, and I hope we find a great response tomorrow. We have a team that will be reliable over time, I have no doubt about that. We'll have a team that will kick on quickly and give credibility to our fans. It's been a lot of hard work, and the players have assimilated a very high level. That's why (I'm) very confident that we can play a great match."
Gareth Southgate!
In his pre-match press conference, Gareth Southgate focused on the injury side of the England squad: "Of course, we've just heard what's happened to the Princess of Wales and we'd like to send our thoughts and best wishes to her and all her family. It was an extremely dignified statement that she made and obviously we have a very close relationship with the family, so we are very saddened by the news, but we hope that everything will be fine. No Harry Kane, no Jordan Henderson and no Cole Palmer. I'd say Cole and Hendo are more likely to play in Belgium than Harry, as he'll be a major doubt for this match. Yes, he would be. He's missed the last two games [for Chelsea], but it wasn't a serious problem as such. It was just something that needed sorting out, and he trained all week without any problems. That means it's a great opportunity for other players. We need to see other players before the European Championship and, if we were playing against lower teams, there would still be that little pressure in the mind that if they played well, then how would they do against the next level of opposition? So from our point of view, it's a great exercise and a great opportunity. I think everyone recognizes that we only have two games before we name what will probably need to be a longer squad at the start of the summer. But we don't need to build up to those games because the quality of the opposition does that and the time of year does that. What I've seen is new players who have come in and adapted brilliantly. Our more regular players and our more experienced players make it as comfortable as possible and I think if you talk to any of the lads who have come in, they'll identify that. We're really looking forward to the challenge of the two games. It's brilliant to be able to pay tribute to Terry in the game. When you look at English managers, we don't have a huge number of English managers who have had great jobs in European soccer; Terry and Bobby Robson are probably the two best known, as they both managed Barcelona. Terry was a brilliant coach, tactically very inventive... and the 1996 team was an extremely experienced group, and he was brilliant at managing these big characters. I wasn't young, I was 25 when I joined, but he had the respect of all the more experienced players - that was clear - and you've heard them all talk in recent times."
Qualifiers
In the Qualifiers, Brazil are in sixth place with seven points, two above Paraguay and Chile, one below Ecuador, two behind Venezuela and five behind Colombia. The World Cup Qualifiers for England haven't started yet, but in the Euro Cup Qualifiers England topped Group C with 20 points, six clear of Italy and Ukraine, 12 clear of North Macedonia and 20 clear of Malta.
Last Matches: Brazil
Brazil, meanwhile, are also playing their first game of the 2024 season and are in a terrible run of form, having gone four games without a win, coming into this friendly with three straight defeats. On October 17, they lost 2-0 away to Uruguay, with goals from Darwin Núñez and De La Cruz. On November 16, away from home once again, the defeat was to Colombia, 2-1, with two goals from Luis Díaz, turning the score around after Martinelli scored for Brazil. And on the 21st, at home, the defeat was 1-0 to Argentina, with a goal from Otamendi.
Last Matches: England
Playing in the Euro Qualifiers, England arrived for their first official match in 2024 with a draw and two wins in their last two outings. On October 17, at home, they won 3-1 against Italy, with Scamacca opening the scoring, Kane equalizing, Rashford turning the game around and Kane scoring the third goal. On November 17, they beat Malta 2-0, with goals from Pepe (own goal) and Kane. And on the 20th, away to North Macedonia, Bardhi opened the scoring for Macedonia, while Atanasov equalized with an own goal.
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