Brazil defeated Australia 4-2 in an international friendly on Sunday.
Vanderson opened the scoring in the third minute from a Gabriel Bontempo pass. Australia responded and turned the game around with goals from Alessandro Circati in the 28th minute and Connor Metcalfe in the 33rd. Just before half-time, Raphinha equalised from the penalty spot, making it 2-2 at the break.
The second half was more controlled by Brazil. Bruno Guimaraes, set up by Endrick, put his side ahead in the 69th minute. Vinicius Junior, the team's top scorer this season with four goals in five appearances, sealed the victory in the 80th minute, also from a penalty. Brazil created more danger, registering 18 shots to Australia's eight.
Carlo Ancelotti made several changes, including the introduction of Endrick, who quickly provided an assist. The squad moves forward with high spirits and confidence boosted by an attacking record of seven goals scored and just one conceded in qualifying.
The Brazilian national team traveled to India on Wednesday, October 2, to prepare for Saturday's friendly.
