Brazil eased to a 4–0 victory over India, asserting control long before the match reached its decisive phase. Estevão opened the scoring in the 28th minute with a precise low finish, and Pedro doubled the advantage shortly before half‑time after combining neatly with the young winger. After the interval, Samuel Lino took centre stage, making it 3–0 in the 58th minute from a Pedro assist and sealing his brace deep into stoppage time with an impressive solo effort.
India produced occasional threats, with Ryan Williams forcing Pedro Morisco into a sharp save and Manvir Singh missing a clear chance early in the second half. However, they struggled to withstand Brazil’s sustained pressure. Vinicius Junior, Pedro, Endrick and Vanderson also created opportunities as the Seleção maintained a relentless tempo. The result underlined Brazil’s superiority and offered further encouragement as their attacking structure continues to evolve under growing competition for places.