Brazil Secures Dramatic 3-3 Draw with Spain in Ill-Tempered Friendly

Lucas Paqueta's late penalty salvages a draw for Brazil, highlighting a match filled with young talent and controversy.

Brazil and Spain ended in a dramatic 3-3 draw in an ill-tempered friendly match at the Santiago Bernabeu, marked by late goals and controversial refereeing decisions.
Lucas Paqueta scored a penalty in added time to secure the draw for Brazil, while Spain's Rodri netted two penalties during the match.
Teenage sensations Lamine Yamal and Endrick showcased their talents, with Endrick scoring a goal and impressing ahead of his move to Real Madrid.
The match, dubbed the 'One Skin' international friendly, aimed to highlight the fight against racism, featuring players like Vinicius Junior who have faced racial abuse.
Brazil's soccer federation expressed dissatisfaction with the refereeing, particularly the absence of VAR, and vowed not to play in matches without video review systems.