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Brazil edged out Egypt 2-1 in a fiery friendly showdown at Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland — a quirky “home soil” warm-up before the World Cup. Bruno Guimarães struck early, but Egypt’s Mostafa Zico equalized moments later. Endrick sealed the win in the 52nd minute, showcasing Brazil’s enduring dominance as they chase their sixth World Cup title. With five titles and a flawless World Cup record since 1930, Brazil’s power is undeniable — while Egypt, Africa’s oldest national team with three World Cup appearances, proved they still pack a punch. The sold-out stadium, once rocking for MLS, proved ready for global soccer fever.
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