Hugo Souza ends poor run on Brazil debut | OneFootball

This Tuesday, Hugo Souza broke a negative record for the Brazilian National Team in the 3–2 loss to Japan: the goalkeeper was the first to concede three goals on his debut for the Seleção since 1990.

Until then, Velloso held this negative mark, according to Sofascore. On September 12, 1990, in a friendly against Spain, the keeper conceded goals to Michel, Fernando Gómez, and Carlos in a 3–0 defeat.

On that occasion, Brazil’s starting lineup was: Velloso; Cafu, Gil Baiano, Márcio Santos, and Nelsinho; Paulão, Moacir, and Neto; Donizete Oliveira, Charles, and Nilson.

The Brazilian National Team also broke a collective negative mark this Tuesday: the five-time world champions suffered their first-ever defeat to Japan. Until then, the record was 11 wins and two draws.

The next FIFA window will take place between November 10 and 18. Brazil, however, does not yet have defined opponents for the new preparatory friendlies ahead of the World Cup.

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