Brazil vs Tunisia

Brazil play their last tuneup match ahead of the 2022 World Cup when the Selecao face Tunisia in Paris, looking to show the world why they are the No.

The referee pointed to the spot after Aissa Laidouni pulls down Casemiro on a corner kick in the Tunisia box. He beat the Tunisia offside trap, takes it off his chest and drills it into the ground and past the 'keeper. The ball goes from the left side to the right and he blasts a first-time shot that takes a deflection and beats the Tunisian 'keeper. There are laser pointers being used by fans in the stands and the referee walks over to the fourth official's table. In the face of this, the Brazilians are scoring, they're dancing hard, and they're looking for more goals. The defender kicks out at Neymar with the ball long gone and he gets the straight red card from the referee. First fans were whistling at Brazil's national anthem, then there were laser pointers, and then the ultimate insult came in the form of bananas tossed on the field after Richarlison's goal. Raphinha had two goals, Neymar scored on a penalty, and Richarlison also found the back of the net in the first 45 minutes. Wahbi Khazri is on (for Ghalylene Chaaleli) and takes the captain's armband. The Brazilians will kick off their participation in the World Cup with a Group G match against Serbia on Nov. 30 team in the world which at one point had leveled the score at 1-1, only had a handful of attacks in the second half as Brazil comfortably managed the rest of the match, introducing a raft of substitutes. And they showed why in their final tuneup match before the World Cup, a 5-1 win over fellow World Cup participant Tunisia at the Parc des Princes in Paris.