Brazil defeated Senegal 2–0 in an International Friendly on 15 November, dominating through superior attacking efficiency despite modest expected goals figures. The hosts controlled the match with 14 shots to Senegal's 11, converting six efforts on target compared to their visitors' single attempt. Brazil's 4–2–2–2 setup proved more effective than Senegal's 4–2–3–1, with Casemiro among the goalscorers as the midfield controlled tempo. Senegal's goalkeeper produced a flawless performance with a 100 per cent save percentage, though this reflected Brazil's xG of 1.22 against Senegal's 0.95, indicating the hosts created marginally better quality chances. Referee Jarred Gillett managed proceedings without controversy in a straightforward contest. Brazil's clinical finishing and midfield dominance secured a comfortable victory in a low-xG friendly encounter.