In just 4 minutes, Julián Álvarez scored the opening goal for Argentina in the thrilling match against Brazil.
Argentina hosted Brazil in a significant 2026 World Cup qualifier, with the home team already qualified for the international tournament. Julián Álvarez struck early, delivering a decisive blow to Brazil by scoring the opening goal.
Despite being without their star player, Lionel Messi, Argentina remained focused on asserting their status as one of the top contenders for the upcoming World Cup, which is set to take place in the USA, Canada, and Mexico. Facing their long-time rivals, Brazil, the national team was determined to give it their all.
The play commenced with Rodrigo De Paul sending a long ball to Nicolás Tagliafico. The left-back headed the ball to Thiago Almada, who then played a perfect through ball to Álvarez. After a rebound from Brazilian center-back Murillo, Álvarez expertly chipped the ball over goalkeeper Bento, scoring the opening goal of the night in the 4th minute.
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