Gabriel Jesus and Alex Sandro give Brazil prevail upon Saudi Arabia

Gabriel Jesus scores an objective for Brazil in a well disposed match against Saudi Arabia.

Objectives close to the finish of every half from Gabriel Jesus and Alex Sandro gave Brazil a 2-0 prevail upon Saudi Arabia on Friday in what was a quelled execution by the five-time title holders.

Brazil had scored 16 objectives in their four past wins against the Saudis yet the home side coordinated the guests, especially in midfield, for the greater part of the amusement.

Be that as it may, Brazil had the better of the primary half and Jesus broke the halt a short ways from half-time when he kept running on to an inch-idealize Neymar pass and opened home from a point.

Neymar was again Brazil's best player however his partners let him down with their completing as Saudi Arabia came into the match more in the second time frame.

The hosts couldn't score, nonetheless, and Sandro gave the scoreline a more practical look when he headed home Neymar's corner in the 6th moment of stoppage time.

Brazil likewise had two endeavors denied for offside and Saudi manager Mohammed Al-Owais was sent off a short ways from time after VAR affirmed he had taken care of the ball fresh.

"We're mindful we have to show signs of improvement, that we can improve the situation," Sandro said. "Clearly the atmosphere was powerful, we have new players who need to fit in, yet we merit congrats."

Brazil's next diversion is against Argentina in Jeddah on Tuesday.