The thrilling battle between Spain and Brazil did not see a winner. In the seventh minute Paquetá equalised from a penalty

The most interesting match of Tuesday night was the clash between Spain and Brazil. The match did not know the winner, although we saw six goals. In the seventh minute Lucas Paquetá equalised to make it 3:3.

Even during the national break, we will see world football. Spain offered us such a match when they challenged Brazil in a preparatory match. And the fans in the stadium were certainly not bored.

The first goal of the match was scored in the 12th minute when Joao Gomes fouled in the penalty area and Rodri took the penalty kick, which he converted safely. Spain didn’t let up and went up by two goals in the 36th minute.

Dani Olmo, who plays for Leipzig in Germany, was able to celebrate after a beautiful shot. However, Brazil did not give up and soon responded to the goal. Rodrygo made a clever challenge on the goalkeeper, whom he flicked over and gave the Brazilians hope of a good result.

The equaliser came shortly after the sides changed sides and it was the young talent Endrick who gave the goalkeeper no chance with his cross. The goal was also special for Endrick because it fell at the Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, where he will soon be playing as a Real Madrid player.

It looked like the match would not offer another goal and in the 85th minute a second penalty kick was whistled. Andreas Pereira fouled his opponent and Rodri was again on the ball.

As in the first case, he was flawless and Spain led 3: 2. However, they could not bring the match to a winning end. The equaliser came in the seventh minute.

Daniel Carvajal fouled in the penalty area and the referee awarded his third penalty of the match. Lucas Paquetá took the penalty and set the final score at 3-3. A bitter, but deserved, result for Spain.

Source: Livesport