14.10.2025 20:02
Under Carlo Ancelotti's management, Brazil took a 2-0 lead against Japan but lost the match 3-2 after mistakes made by Fabricio Bruno. In a game marked by defensive errors, Japan achieved a historic comeback.
Brazil, coached by former Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti, faced Japan in a friendly match. The samba players displayed an effective game in the first half, achieving a 2-0 lead. However, defensive mistakes in the second half disrupted all plans.
DOUBLE MISTAKE BY FABRICIO BRUNO
Center-back Fabricio Bruno, wearing the Cruzeiro jersey, practically gifted the match to Japan with his mistakes at the critical moments of the game. First, Bruno lost his balance and inadvertently assisted Minamino, and shortly after, while trying to intervene in Nakamura's shot, he sent the ball into his own net. After these mistakes, Brazil's defensive structure completely collapsed.
ANCELLOTTI IN SHOCK, JAPAN MADE A COMEBACK
Despite taking a 2-0 lead in the first half, Brazil lost control in the second half and could not withstand Japan's quick counterattacks. With consecutive goals, Ancelotti's students left the field defeated 3-2, shocking the stands and football authorities.