Watch the goals from Brazil v Haiti, Flamengo academy stars decisive | OneFootball

Former Flamengo player Vini Jr provided an assist and scored a goal in the second round of the World Cup

The Brazil National Team won, this Friday (19), against Haiti with red-and-black involvement. That’s because two players developed by Flamengo played a part in the goals in the second round of Group C of the World Cup at Lincoln Financial Field in the United States.

Watch the goals:Forward Vini Jr, a Flamengo academy product, shot and forced a save from the Haitian goalkeeper, who parried it into the box. Then Matheus Cunha pounced on the rebound and scored Brazil’s first goal in the 23rd minute of the first half.

But who scored Brazil’s second and third?

Still in the first half, Vinicius made another good play to assist Matheus Cunha, who scored Brazil’s second in the match. In stoppage time, the Ninho do Urubu academy product was on the end of a magnificent pass from Paquetá to score the third.

Didn’t anyone else score?

Brazil came back determined to extend the lead, but did not expect Haiti to still have the energy to attack. So the match turned into a tug-of-war between the teams, resulting in a goalless second half.

Who else from Flamengo played?

Paquetá was the only red-and-black player who truly stood out. That’s because the substitutions were Éderson, Endrick, Rayan, Martinelli, and Danilo, from Botafogo. In other words, Léo Pereira and Alex Sandro are still waiting for their chance to debut at the 2026 World Cup.

When does Brazil play again?

Practically qualified for the second round, Brazil will go in search of a place in the next phase next Wednesday (24), against Scotland. Kickoff is at 7:00 p.m. Brasília time, in Miami. The green-and-yellow team leads Group C with four points, level with Morocco. The Scots have one, and Haiti has none.

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