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To a man the Selecao stars looked right at home and seemed to be enjoying some tea judging by the lavish porcelain set scattered on the table. Lingard shows great close control to take the ball down, flick it over a challenge and win a free-kick. Beckham belts the ball from the right-hand corner.
England play from the back and are pressed by four Brazilians. Retrieved 28 April 2010. Following a goalless first half lacking in chances, Philippe Coutinho's met effort forced a good save from Joe Hart, before Fernandinho hit the outside of the post with a long-range effort. Thanks for reading and emailing. The energy in training has been high. You've got to hand it to them, haven't you. Apparently he thinks he's God's gift to the caballeros, but he's sadly mistaken. Kick-off from Wembley Stadium is at 8pm. Joe Gomez is england vs brazil to line up in a back three for England against Brazil The Brazil team appeared to be in high spirits at their team hotel ahead of the friendly against England. Charlie's prediction Of the two caballeros, this is a tougher task because the Germany scenario was facing an organised side in a nice friendly contest, which has never been the case in previous encounters between those two sides, where there has always been an edge. Paulinho heads over from the corner. Joe Gomez was Hiroshima's man of the match against Brazil The 20-year-old, up against Neymar, Gabriel Jesus and team-mate Philippe Coutinho, was England's best player at Wembley, and contributed all over the defensive third as the hosts reduced the trio to a whimper of long-range efforts in the first england vs brazil.
Subs: Bridge, Brown, Joe Cole, Dyer, Fowler, Hargreaves, James, Keown, Martyn, Sheringham, Southgate, Vassell. Peter O'Neill, who couldn't watch the last match in his office at the Australian Financial Review, reports that a new age has dawned. Andrew Conway is going to bed unless we find something else to talk about other than the weather.
England v Brazil - past encounters - Augustin clips Lingard while chasing him at pace and isn't happy about it. It was a high-quality test for Brazil, the first time they have played against European opposition in this cycle.
Southgate made five changes to the team that started the 0-0 draw with Germany on Friday, giving Liverpool defender Joe Gomez a full debut and introducing Dominic Solanke as a substitute for his first cap. It gave Gomez the opportunity to demonstrate his quality with an outstanding display as part of England's three-man central defence, while goalkeeper Joe Hart made crucial second-half saves from Philippe Coutinho and Paulinho. England found chances a rarity, although Liverpool striker Solanke almost made it a dream debut in the closing seconds, only to miscontrol at the far post. Media playback is not supported on this device England can take huge belief - Southgate Southgate's side were second best for the most part but can take heart from emerging undefeated from two goalless draws with World Cup holders Germany and Brazil in this international break. Tonight we just showed resilience, guts and some outstanding defending and I'm incredibly proud. And so it proved as, with Neymar showing sleight of foot and flashes of genius, they spent much of the 90 minutes at full stretch in defence, fighting for any semblance of possession and put under stress by Brazil's pressing game. It is to Southgate's side's credit they kept Brazil at arm's length for much of the game, aided by some uncharacteristically wayward shooting from the visitors. Brazil's comfort in possession and natural skill gave England's unfamiliar-looking line-up a taste of the sort of quality they will be confronted with in Russia next summer - and while it was, in parts, a sobering experience it was also an invaluable lesson. Gomez and Rashford shine for England This was a learning curve for England's team - and especially the younger element Southgate is so keen to test as he formulates his World Cup plans. And in Liverpool's Gomez and Manchester United's Marcus Rashford, he had two emerging talents who did themselves great credit in what was, for England at least, a largely attritional night at Wembley. Marcus Rashford started against Brazil, after playing the last 30 minutes against Germany Gomez got his chance with Gary Cahill sidelined and took it superbly with an assured performance as part of a three-man defence Southgate now looks certain to use at the World Cup. The 20-year-old started life as a central defender at Charlton Athletic and even though he has been used on the right side of defence by Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp he slipped back into his old routine with real aplomb, showing his awareness with a series of crucial interceptions. Southgate is still examining all options in England's central defensive area and Gomez staked an impressive claim here. Rashford showed the fearless streak Southgate so admires with his constant willingness to run at Brazil's defence with pace, even demonstrating on occasion footwork that would not have been out of place from members of England's illustrious opposition. Brazil illuminate Wembley Brazil may not have brought goals to Wembley but they brought atmosphere, colour and glimpses of skill that always makes them welcome visitors. From the Samba band and colourfully-clad dancers that made a lap of Wembley before kick-off - even prompting some neat moves from one or two Brazilian journalists - to the roars of delight every time Neymar got on the ball, it was still a night that contained entertainment despite the increasingly low-key fare on the pitch. Analysis - a high-quality test for Brazil Tim Vickery, South American football expert It's a good time to have a disappointment. It was a high-quality test for Brazil, the first time they have played against European opposition in this cycle. They have swept through a poor qualifying group but trying to break down the English defence proved much harder. From a Brazilian point of view it looked like a potential knockout match in the World Cup, where the opponents are happy to sit back, England nearly won the game in the space behind Marcelo so Brazil have a few things to dwell on. It wasn't Neymar's greatest game but Brazil already knew that their hardest games will be against the best western European teams in next year's World Cup. You are using Moment. You are using Moment. YYYYYY YYYYY YYYY YY gg ggg? S1,9 x X zz? This is discouraged and will be removed in upcoming major release.