Brazil’s rising star, Endrick, secured a late victory for his team, defeating England in a scrappy friendly match at Wembley.

The game seemed headed for a draw until Vinicius Junior’s breakaway led to Endrick’s straightforward goal from close range, despite England’s keeper, Jordan Pickford’s, efforts.

England faced challenges throughout the match, with vulnerabilities in defense, exemplified by Harry Maguire, and an early injury to captain Kyle Walker.

Manager Gareth Southgate introduced debutant Anthony Gordon, while Ezri Konsa and Kobbie Mainoo earned their first caps as substitutes. The match’s quality mirrored the experimental lineups, with Brazil having better first-half chances.

Ollie Watkins missed England’s best opportunity, while Raphinha squandered Brazil’s chance. Despite heavy marking on England’s standout player, Jude Bellingham, Brazil emerged victorious with Endrick’s decisive goal, igniting celebrations among their fans.

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