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Resurgent Brazil Beat Australia 4-2 as Muscle Issue Sidelines Raphinha

  • On Tuesday, Brazil forward Raphinha was substituted at halftime during a 4-2 international friendly win over Australia in Brisbane, with the Brazilian Football Confederation citing "discomfort in his right thigh."
  • Before his departure, the Barcelona attacker converted a penalty to level the match at 2-2. The CBF noted the discomfort affected his right leg, where he has suffered multiple hamstring and thigh injuries previously.
  • Raphinha's replacement, Endrick, helped spark Brazil's second-half comeback as Bruno Guimaraes scored in the 69th minute and Vinicius Jr converted a late penalty to secure victory.
  • While there is no immediate update on the injury's severity, the Brazilian federation confirmed the halftime withdrawal was precautionary to protect the captain's right thigh.
  • Brazil is scheduled to face India on October 3 in Kolkata, with Barcelona monitoring the winger's status closely after his scorching start yielding 14 goals in eight matches.
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Hola News broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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