The forward missed this summer's World Cup due to injury but has since featured in all three of Selecao's matches, starting against Australia eight days ago and again tonight.

His goal and assist on Saturday mean it is now six goals in nine games for Brazil since his move to Chelsea in the summer of 2025.

The 19-year-old had the first chance of the match when he shot wide after just two minutes, and Marquinhos then headed wide from Estevao's corner soon after.

The Chelsea man eventually broke the deadlock just before the half-hour mark when he showed good skill to drive inside from the right touchline, before cutting onto his left foot just inside the penalty area and his low shot towards the near post was too powerful for the goalkeeper.

It was more good work from Estevao which led to Brazil's second goal just before the break, as he picked out the run of Flamengo striker Pedro and once again his strike was too powerful for the India goalkeeper to stop.

A good finish from Samuel Lino made it 3-0 a quarter of an hour after the restart, before Estevao made way on 67 minutes.

Brazil then wrapped up the win and their extended international window deep into stoppage time when Samuel smashed in a fourth.