Brazil He was ready to face the World Cup. With a 5-1 thrashing against Tunisia, the South American team ended their FIFA date friendlies. The match was played at the Parc des Princes Stadium in Paris, France.
Despite being a friendly, Tite lined up the best he has and the players played with the intensity of an official match. Raphinha on two occasions (11, 40), Richarlison (19), ‘Ney’ (29, penalty) and Pedro (74) sentenced the win at the Parc des Princes, where the ‘Eagles of Carthage’ discounted through Montassar Talbi (18).
Brazil will now count down the days until its World Cup debut, on November 24 against Serbia in Group G, which is completed by Switzerland and Cameroon. Tunisia, meanwhile, will debut two days earlier against Denmark in the opening of Group D, also made up of defending champions France and Australia.
TIME OF BRAZIL VS. TUNEZ
- Peru – 13:30
- Colombia – 13:30
- Mexico – 13:30
- Ecuador – 13:30
- Venezuela – 14:30
- Paraguay – 14:30
- Chile – 15:30
- Argentina – 15:30
- Uruguay – 15:30
- Brazil – 15:30
WHERE TO SEE BRAZIL VS. TUNISIA
For all of Latin America, the game can be seen through the signals of ESPN and Star Plus. You can also follow all the incidents and latest news of the match in El Comercio.
Regarding the win against Ghana, Tité stated: “We were solid. If we don’t create, we don’t let our rival create either. With the entry of fresh players, we regain dominance. Then we had clear chances to extend the lead. So the team was able to do well in the different stages, but being up in the first half doesn’t always work.