Brazil Dominates Guinea in Support of Vinicius Junior, Winning 4-1

Introduction:
In a friendly match held in Barcelona, the Brazil national team secured an impressive 4-1 victory over Guinea. The game served as a show of support for Real Madrid and Brazil star, Vinicius Junior, in his battle against racism. The match took place at the Cornella El Prat stadium, the home of Espanyol, and saw Brazil take a commanding lead in the first half with two goals, while Guinea managed to narrow the gap with a goal of their own. The second half witnessed Brazil extend their lead, culminating in Vinicius Junior’s successful penalty kick.

First Half: Brazil Takes Control

The opening 45 minutes saw Brazil assert their dominance on the field. Joelinton found the back of the net in the 27th minute, followed by Rodrigo adding a second goal just three minutes later. Guinea managed to reduce the deficit with a goal from Ciro Gerasi, who plays for Stuttgart, in the 36th minute. As the half came to a close, Brazil held a 2-1 lead.

Second Half: Brazil Extends Lead

Brazil continued their strong performance in the second half. Militao added a third goal for the team, further solidifying their advantage. With just two minutes remaining, Vinicius Junior sealed Brazil’s victory with a successful penalty kick, completing the quad.