England fell to a 1-0 defeat against Brazil in a friendly at Wembley, with 17-year-old Endrick scoring a late winner. The hosts struggled to contain Vinícius Júnior and Bruno Guimarães, while debutant Anthony Gordon showed promise but lacked an end product.
Jordan Pickford made a smart stop from Rodrygo in the first half but was powerless to prevent Endrick's strike. Kyle Walker raced back to clear Vinícius Júnior's shot off the line but limped off with a muscle injury. John Stones was solid until losing Vinícius for the goal, while Harry Maguire had a horror moment with a backpass that gifted Rodrygo a chance.
Declan Rice had his hands full dealing with Brazil's creative threat, and Phil Foden endured another quiet display. Jude Bellingham tried to seize the initiative with driving runs but was booked. Ollie Watkins ran the channels but England looked disconnected without Harry Kane.
For Brazil, debutant goalkeeper Bento was mostly assured, while Fabrício Bruno and Lucas Beraldo impressed in defence. Bruno Guimarães controlled the tempo, and Vinícius Júnior was the liveliest attacker. Endrick stole the show by tapping in the winner after coming off the bench.
