A marvelous first-half of overall performance from Brazil's ahead trio of Neymar, Vinicius Junior and Antony paved the way for a stylish three-0 win against Chile.
Neymar scored his 71st global intention in his 117th cap for Brazil, whilst for Vinicius there has been just a 2nd goal in his 13th international appearance because the Selecao claimed a deserved 2-0 1/2-time lead, controlling sixty three per cent of the possession.
To Chile's credit – with their World Cup qualification hopes just about alive – their second half ensured a aggressive come across with probabilities of their own, however Brazil have been snug, having already booked their place in Qatar.
A hopeful long ball forward ended up with a 2nd penalty for the hosts, with Philippe Coutinho getting his call at the scoresheet quickly after his arrival into the healthy after Neymar delegated the obligations. There was time for Richarlison to add a fourth, too.
Brazil almost made a incredible start after Antony sliced his way into the container from the right wing 30 seconds after kick-off, but his shot on aim was tame and easily accumulated with the aid of Claudio Bravo.
Bravo stood corporation amid an early onslaught, crucially taking the ball off Neymar's feet after a sloppy first contact 19 mins in, however his first 1/2 took a turn for the worse.
After Mauricio Isla delivered down Neymar within the container for a clear penalty in the 42nd minute, which the felled ahead transformed, Bravo botched a clearance less than two mins later to allow Antony to slide in Vinicius for Brazil's second.
Chile's Arturo Vidal notion he had pegged one lower back four mins into the second half of, but the VAR dominated it out for offside, before Brazil made certain of the factors with a penalty scored by means of substitute Coutinho whilst Antony beat Bravo to the ball and become worn out.
Richarlison – additionally introduced off the bench – positioned the icing at the cake in stoppage time, cutting in on his left foot and curling a end across Bravo to make it four.
