Brazil registered their first win of the FIFA World Cup 2026, defeating Haiti 3–0 in a commanding performance on Saturday, June 20.
The five-time champions showcased their attacking prowess, with goals coming from Vinícius Júnior, Rodrygo, and Richarlison to seal the victory.
Brazil dominated possession and created multiple scoring opportunities, keeping Haiti’s defense under constant pressure throughout the match.
Haiti, making their debut in the expanded 48-team format, struggled to contain Brazil’s pace and creativity but earned praise for their spirited effort.
The win puts Brazil in a strong position in their group, boosting confidence as they aim for a deep run in the tournament.
Fans celebrated the result, with Brazilian supporters filling the stadium in vibrant yellow, adding to the electrifying atmosphere of the World Cup.
Coach Dorival Júnior expressed satisfaction with the team’s performance, emphasizing the importance of maintaining momentum in upcoming fixtures.
