Brazil beat Australia 4-2 after a six-goal game. Australia scored twice in the first half, but Brazil added two more goals after the break to take the win.
Australia vs Brazil: First Half
Brazil took the lead just three minutes into the match.
3rd Minute: Brazil Takes the Lead
Vanderson put Brazil ahead in the 3rd minute. He finished with a right-footed shot from the right side of the box into the top-left corner. Gabriel Bontempo provided the assist.
Brazil kept attacking early. Raphinha had two shots saved in the 4th minute, with Patrick Beach making the saves for Australia.
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Rayan also missed a shot in the 8th minute when his effort from outside the box went over the goal.
10th Minute: Australia Creates a Chance
Australia had a chance in the 10th minute. Tete Yengi’s shot from the center of the box was blocked after a pass from Jackson Irvine.
28th Minute: Australia Levels the Match
Australia tied the game in the 28th minute.
Alessandro Circati scored from very close range after a corner. His right-footed shot went into the top-right corner.
The goal was checked by VAR, and the goal was awarded after the review.
The score was Australia 1-1 Brazil.
33rd Minute: Australia Goes Ahead
Australia took the lead five minutes later.
Connor Metcalfe scored in the 33rd minute with a left-footed shot from outside the box. The ball went into the top-right corner, with Alessandro Circati providing the assist.
Australia moved ahead 2-1.
40th Minute: Yellow Card for Brazil
Gabriel Magalhães received a yellow card in the 40th minute after a foul.
43rd Minute: Penalty for Brazil
Brazil won a penalty in the 43rd minute.
Danilo Santos drew a foul in the penalty area, and the referee awarded the penalty. The decision was checked by VAR.
45th Minute: Brazil Makes It 2-2
Raphinha took the penalty and scored in the 45th minute.
His left-footed shot went into the bottom-right corner, bringing Brazil level at 2-2.
Three minutes of added time were announced.
Nestory Irankunda had an effort in added time, but his right-footed shot went high and wide.
The first half ended with Australia 2-2 Brazil.
Australia vs Brazil: Second Half
Brazil made a change at halftime, with Endrick coming on for Raphinha.
The second half began with the score tied at 2-2.
56th Minute: Brazil Tests Australia
Brazil won a corner in the 56th minute.
Gabriel Magalhães then had a header saved by Patrick Beach, who kept the score level.
57th Minute: Yellow Card for Australia
Nestory Irankunda was shown a yellow card in the 57th minute for a foul.
61st Minute: Australia Misses Two Chances
Australia created two chances in the 61st minute.
Tete Yengi headed wide from the right side of the six-yard box.
Alessandro Circati then headed over the goal from very close range after another corner.
Brazil also made three substitutions in the 61st minute, bringing on Andrey Santos, Matheuzinho and Estêvão.
68th Minute: Two Yellow Cards
Harry Souttar received a yellow card for Australia in the 68th minute.
Endrick was also shown a yellow card for Brazil.
69th Minute: Brazil Takes the Lead
Brazil moved ahead again in the 69th minute.
Bruno Guimarães scored from very close range with a left-footed shot. Endrick provided the assist.
Brazil led Australia 3-2.
Riley McGree came on for Connor Metcalfe in the same minute.
74th to 76th Minute: Brazil Keeps Pressure
Brazil won a corner in the 74th minute.
Estêvão had a shot blocked, while another effort from Endrick in the 76th minute went wide.
Estêvão also tested Patrick Beach from outside the box, but the Australia goalkeeper made the save.
80th Minute: Brazil Gets a Penalty
Brazil won another penalty in the 79th minute.
Nestory Irankunda was penalized after a foul in the penalty area, and the penalty was awarded to Brazil.
80th Minute: Brazil Makes It 4-2
Vinícius Júnior took the penalty and scored in the 80th minute.
His right-footed shot went into the bottom-left corner.
Brazil now led Australia 4-2.
Australia vs Brazil: Final 10 Minutes
Australia made several substitutions as the match moved toward the final minutes.
Aiden O’Neill replaced Paul Okon-Engstler in the 81st minute.
Marcus Younis came on for Nestory Irankunda, while Jason Geria replaced Jacob Italiano.
Brazil also made changes, with Samuel Lino replacing Vinícius Júnior and Matheus Martinelli replacing Bruno Guimarães in the 82nd and 84th minutes.
87th Minute: Australia Pushes for Another Goal
Australia had two chances from corners in the 87th minute.
Riley McGree’s left-footed shot went wide.
Lucas Herrington then missed with a left-footed shot from the center of the box.
Brazil made three more substitutions in the 87th minute.
Arthur Dias replaced Mauro Júnior, Vitor Reis replaced Jair, and Breno Bidon replaced Danilo Santos.
88th Minute: More Australia Changes
Patrick Yazbek came on for Jackson Irvine.
Nishan Velupillay also replaced Tete Yengi.
91st Minute: Added Time
The fourth official announced four minutes of added time.
Brazil was called offside in the 92nd minute when Estêvão was caught offside.
Australia had another foul in the 93rd minute, while Andrey Santos won a free kick for Brazil in the defensive half.
The match ended with Brazil winning 4-2.
Australia vs Brazil Final Score
Australia vs Brazil 2-4
Australia scored through Alessandro Circati and Connor Metcalfe.
Brazil’s goals came from Vanderson, Raphinha, Bruno Guimarães and Vinícius Júnior.
Brazil led 1-0 early, but Australia turned the score around to lead 2-1. Raphinha’s penalty made it 2-2 before halftime. Bruno Guimarães and Vinícius Júnior then scored in the second half to give Brazil a 4-2 win.
