Brazil managed to secure a victory over Mexico, despite a strong comeback from the Mexican side. The game saw a series of impressive performances and dramatic turns that kept spectators on the edge of their seats.

The first half of the game saw Mexico gaining momentum, with fullback Gerardo Arteaga challenging Brazil’s goalkeeper and captain, Alisson, with a powerful shot from a distance. Under the guidance of Manager Jaime “Jimmy” Lozano, Mexico maintained control of the ball in Brazil’s half, but struggled to create significant threats or connect with their star striker, Santiago Giménez.

However, Brazil managed to dampen Mexico’s growing confidence with a goal in the 54th minute. Yan Couto made a fantastic run and assist from short-range, allowing Martinelli to seize his opportunity in the 18-yard box and increase Brazil’s lead to 2-0.

The match was briefly interrupted in the 59th minute due to an anti-gay chant from the majority-Mexico crowd, a regrettable incident that has unfortunately become a regular occurrence at Mexico matches.

When play resumed, Mexico fought back with a goal initiated by second-half substitute Alexis Vega. Vega delivered a powerful cross from the right flank, which was skillfully connected by Colombian-born Mexico international Julián Quiñones, scoring El Tri’s first goal of the game.

The second half saw additional personnel changes that dramatically altered the course of the friendly. Mexico substitute Guillermo Martínez equalized the score to 2-2 in the 92nd minute following a scramble from a corner.

However, the victory was ultimately claimed by Brazil, thanks to Endrick who continued his impressive start to his international career with a decisive header off a cross from his new Real Madrid teammate, Vinícius Júnior.

Looking ahead, Brazil has one more U.S.-based preparation match scheduled against the United States on June 12 in Orlando. Meanwhile, Mexico will head to San Diego for a pre-tournament training camp.

In the upcoming Copa America, Brazil has been placed in Group D alongside Costa Rica, Paraguay, and Colombia. Mexico, in Group B, will face off against Ecuador, Venezuela, and Jamaica. The stage is set for an exciting tournament, and fans worldwide are eagerly anticipating the action.