Brazil thrash South Korea 5–0 in Seoul as Estevão, Rodrygo and Vinícius Júnior inspire dominant friendly win ahead of World Cup preparations

Brazil delivered a commanding performance in Seoul on Friday, defeating South Korea 5–0 in an international friendly.

The Brazilian attack proved irresistible as Estevão opened the scoring in the 11th minute after receiving a precise pass from Bruno Guimarães. Moments later, Rodrygo doubled the lead before the half-hour mark with a curling effort into the bottom corner.

Early in the second half, Estevão struck again—taking advantage of a defensive lapse by Kim Min-jae—to make it 3–0. Shortly after, Rodrygo netted his second goal of the night, finishing unmarked inside the box. Vinícius Júnior rounded off the scoring in the 77th minute to complete Brazil’s emphatic 5–0 victory.

Brazil will next face Japan as part of their World Cup preparations.