Brazil has won the second victory in 4 days, as friendly as played, as it once defeated the World Cups champions, Germany, with a minimum score of 1-0.

In Berlin’s Olympiastadion, Germany was the team that controled  the ball longer, but failed to threaten the Brazilian goalkeeper Alisson. On the other hand, coach Tite’s side waited back and often headed towards Kevin Trapp’s gate.

In a similar case, there was also a goal for the Brazilians, after a cross from Willian, Manchester City striker Gabriel Jesus, who headed and sent the ball to the net in the 37th minute of the match.

Also, the meeting had the same picture as the Germans repeatedly sought to find the equalizer, while Brazil often approached the second goal, with dangerous counterattack.

It is noteworthy that Germany coach Joachim Low headed 5 out of 7 possible substitutions, while his Brazilian counterpart, only one, removed Coutinho to throw Douglas Costa.