The last-minute goal with which Brazil beat Mexico 3-2 in a friendly match prior to the Copa América 2024

Saturday, June 8, 2024, Kyle Field Stadium, in Texas. The The Mexican Futbol selection They faced the Brazilian squad, in what was the last preparation match prior to the Copa América 2024.

Those led by Jaime Lozano had just lost 4-0 against the Uruguayan National Team, led by maestro Marcelo Bielsa. Therefore, the media and fans considered that it was necessary for the Tricolor to achieve a good result against the Brazilian National Team.

They jumped onto the field with Julio González in goal, a line of four defenders made up of Monterrey Soccer Club player Gerardo Arteaga, Vásquez, Álvarez and Israel Reyes. In the midfield, Rodríguez, Romo and Chávez lined up, Quiñones, Giménez and Antuna play up front.

For Brazil, Alisson is in goal, a line of four defenders made up of Yan Cuoto, Militao, Bremer and Arana. Ederson, Douglas Luiz and Pereira play in the middle, ahead are Savinho, Evanilson and Martinelli.

With a goal from Pereira just in the fifth minute, and one more from Gabriel Martinelli in the fifty-fourth minute, the Brazilians seemed to have the Mexicans on the canvas. However, Julián Quiñones and Guillermo Martínez achieved the tie for the tricolor.

Everything seemed to stay that way, in what would have been a favorable result for Jimmy Lozano’s squad. However, at minute ninety-six, when the whistle was about to end the match, Endrick Felipe scored the third of the night, giving the victory to the Brazilians, who are already preparing for their first match in the Copa América 2024 .