Brazil picked up a 1-0 win over England in their international friendly at Wembley on Saturday.
In a European Championship and Copa America tournament year, Gareth Southgate went into the game with a strong eleven that looked resilient at the back.
The Three Lions did miss star man and captain Harry Kane, though, whose goalscoring prowess saw him break countless Bundesliga records in his first season at Bayern Munich.
The former Tottenham Hotspur man will miss the entire March international break due to an ankle injury. England started Aston Villa man Ollie Watkins up front instead.
In the end, the evening was all about Endrick and Brazil’s drawing in of a new era.
The five-time champions of the world were awarded their first win at Wembley since 1995, with the Real Madrid-bound startlet becoming the youngest ever goalscorer in the history of the stadium at just 17 years and 246 days of age.
In the later game, Germany shook 2018 world champions France by two goals to nil at the Groupama Stadium with goals from Florian Wirtz and Kai Havertz.
The Euro 2024 hosts had Wirtz score the fastest ever goal in a national team game for Germany, with the opener coming inside just seven seconds.
On Tuesday, England take on Belgium while Spain host Brazil in the pick of an array of friendlies that will be broadcast live on SuperSport.
Pictured above: Endrick and Vinicius
Image source: @fabrizioromano
