Endrick scores only goal at Wembley in England v Brazil

On a vibrant evening at Wembley Stadium, football giants England and Brazil clashed for the first time since 2017, with Brazil securing a narrow 1-0 victory. This eagerly anticipated match lived up to its billing, showcasing the rich footballing heritage and tactical prowess of both nations. From the outset, the match was a high-octane affair with both teams asserting an aggressive style of play. Brazil's Vinícius Júnior and England's Ollie Watkins were at the heart of the action, each coming close to scoring early on. The game maintained its intensity with England delivering a series of crosses while Brazil countered with swift attacks, notably hitting the woodwork through Lucas Paquetá.

Future Real Madrid star shines

As the match appeared headed for a stalemate, Brazil introduced their teenage sensation, Endrick, into the fray. The substitution proved decisive as Endrick, with impeccable timing, tapped in the rebound from a Vinícius attempt. This moment of brilliance was all that separated the two sides at the final whistle. The goal not only granted Brazil the win but also etched Endrick's name into the annals of football history. At 17 years and 246 days old, he became the youngest player to score at Wembley Stadium on the international stage, surpassing previous records and earning him a spot in the global spotlight. The youngster already signed a contract at Real Madrid, so we definitely will see a lot more from him in the future.

VAR Decision

Endrick's landmark goal was shrouded in controversy, initially suspected of being offside. However, after a tense VAR review, the goal was confirmed, leading to mixed reactions from the spectators and teams alike. This incident highlights the ever-increasing role of technology in the modern game. In the aftermath of the match, analysts and fans alike pondered over the tactical decisions made by both managers. England's reliance on wing play and Brazil's counter-attacking prowess were dissected across social media platforms and sports talk shows. The match served as a significant prelude to upcoming tournaments, offering valuable lessons and insights to both teams.

Euro 2024

The result of this match solidified what many English fans are feeling for quite some time. They all know the England squad is one of the best in the World. But sometimes English fans feel Gareth Southgate isn't the right manager. A loss against Brazil immediately sparked the fire around the manager. With the Euro 2024 coming up, the feeling is this must be the year England brings football back home. After losing the final at Wembley last time, English fans want to secure their Euro 2024 final tickets in advance, but the Southgate factor stops them from doing it.