"But Brazil quickly took control, with Matheus Cunha twice hitting the woodwork inside the opening 16 minutes, the Manchester United forward teed up on each occasion by Newcastle United midfielder Bruno Guimaraes. Brazil took the lead in the 28th minute, with Estevao making no mistake when his opportunity came. The Chelsea teenager found the net with a sublime first-time finish after the ball fortuitously broke his way in the area, and eight minutes later Casemiro gave Brazil complete control."
"The goal was eventually awarded following a long VAR check, though Brazil were grateful to Ederson for preserving their two-goal lead going into half-time after he saved well to deny Ismaila Sarr. There was never any sign of a Senegal fightback in a more low-key second half, with Brazil's attention now turning to a meeting with Tunisia in Lille on Tuesday."
Brazil won 2-0 against Senegal at Emirates Stadium with goals from Estevao and Casemiro. Matheus Cunha hit the woodwork twice in the opening 16 minutes, both chances created by Bruno Guimaraes. Estevao scored in the 28th minute with a sublime first-time finish, and Casemiro curled home an unmarked free-kick eight minutes later after a VAR check. Ederson saved well to deny Ismaila Sarr before half-time. Defender Gabriel left injured and Senegal midfielder Pape Sarr also suffered an injury. Senegal showed little fightback in the second half. Brazil now travel to Lille to face Tunisia.
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