বাংলাBrazil staged an impressive comeback against Australia after falling behind by two goals, securing a 4-2 victory. Carlo Ancelotti’s side started brightly but suffered a spell of defensive and midfield mistakes before turning the match around.
Brazil made a fast start and took the lead within five minutes through Vanderson. Raphinha then tested Australia goalkeeper Patrick Beach several times, while Vinicius Junior also came close to adding another goal.
Australia turned the match around in just four minutes. Szerkati capitalized on a Brazilian mistake in the 28th minute before Metcalfe fired Australia ahead. At that stage, Brazil’s comeback looked far from certain.
Brazil were handed a penalty before halftime, and Raphinha converted to level the score. It was his first goal under Ancelotti. However, he did not return for the second half after experiencing muscle discomfort and was replaced by Endrick.
Endrick immediately added energy to Brazil’s attack. His involvement helped create the move that led to Bruno’s 69th-minute goal, putting Brazil back in front. Vinicius later won a penalty and converted it himself to seal the victory.
The result completed Brazil’s comeback, but the performance also highlighted areas that still need improvement. Defensive lapses and a loss of control during Australia’s spell of dominance showed that Ancelotti’s team still has questions to answer.
Despite those concerns, the victory provides Brazil with a positive result as preparations continue. Raphinha’s physical condition will also remain a point of attention following his early departure.
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