Brazil defeated England in a friendly match at Wembley thanks to a last-minute goal from prodigy Endrick, who set a new record.

Brazil had many absences from the squad, causing concern for coach Dorival Junior’s debut, but what happened was the complete opposite. The Selecao had a great performance at Wembley, especially in the first half, deserving a 1-0 win. This result helps Brazil end a four-match winless drought since September 12, 2023 (1-0 against Peru in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers).

Brazil’s hero against England was Endrick, the author of the only goal in the 80th minute after coming on to replace Rodrygo 9 minutes earlier.

Endrick came off the bench and scored the winning goal for Brazil

At the age of 17, Endrick once again demonstrated his star quality. A great start to the career of this gem and Dorival Junior, who makes his debut as Selecao coach.

Data shows that, at 17 years and 246 days, Endrick is the youngest player to score for Brazil since Ronaldo in 1994. He is also the youngest person to ever score for the senior team at Wembley Stadium.

March 23, 2024 will never leave Endrick’s memory when he scored the first goal for the Brazilian team at Wembley, one of the biggest stages in world football. He became the fourth youngest player to score for the Selecao after Pele at 16 years and 257 days (1957), Edu at 16 years and 306 days (1966) and Ronaldo at 17 years and 228 days (1994).

Endrick is the fourth youngest player to score for Brazil

Brazil also broke a long-standing taboo. By defeating England, they won the official match at Wembley after 29 years, since June 11, 1995.