Brazil secures a dominant 3-0 victory over Haiti at Philadelphia Stadium.

A three-goal first half sealed the deal, with Cunha opening the scoring with a deflected effort in the 20th minute.

The Manchester United forward then bagged his brace 13 minutes later with a powerful finish.

Vinicius added Brazil's third just before halftime, timing his run perfectly to slot past Placide.

Endrick had a late fourth ruled out for offside.

Haiti showed more fight in the second half, forcing Alisson into a great goal-line save, but ultimately couldn't find the net, finishing with just 0.25 xG.

Brazil, with 1.50 expected goals, comfortably won.

Brazil plays Scotland on June 24 in Miami, while Haiti faces Morocco in Atlanta on the same day.

That wraps up our coverage of this 2026 World Cup Group C match.

Full-Time

FULL-TIME!

Brazil takes a dominant 3-0 victory over Haiti.

Simon tries his luck from long range, forcing Alisson into a save.

The goalkeeper can only parry the effort behind for a late corner.

The fourth official signals five minutes of added time for stoppages.

SO CLOSE!

Danilo Santos plays a ball in behind Duverne for Martinelli, who sprints onto it and dribbles towards the near post.

With Placide occupied, the Arsenal forward unselfishly squares the ball across the face of goal for Ederson Silva.

But Silva can't sort out his feet and puts his off-balance effort into the side-netting from just two yards out, missing an empty net!

Ade strides into space 40 yards out and takes a speculative shot, but his low effort drags harmlessly wide of the right post.

Isidor uses his speed to receive Deedson’s pass down the left flank, bursting into the penalty area ahead of Casemiro.

But the veteran midfielder cleverly closes down the angle, making it an easy save for Alisson at his near post.

Etienne rolls the ball into the box for Experience, who arrives late and takes out Casemiro, ending the move and giving away a free kick.

Brazil has a remarkable streak: at least one player has scored on their first World Cup start in each of the last nine tournaments, a run stretching back to 1994.

The last time a debutant failed to find the net in their opening start was in 1990.

SUB: Bellegarde's day is done as Etienne comes on to replace him.

SUB: Ederson Silva, from Atalanta, replaces Guimaraes, who had a strong performance dictating much of Brazil's midfield play.

Ederson will now pair with Casemiro in the middle of the park.