Brazil dominated Panama 6-2 in a friendly international on 31 May, with the hosts' 4-2-3-1 formation proving too fluid for Panama's defensive 5-4-1 setup. The South Americans registered 20 shots with 12 on target, while Panama managed 16 shots but only nine found the target, with their goalkeeper achieving a 77.78 per cent save percentage despite conceding six. Goals were distributed across Brazil's attacking unit, with Matheus Cunha, Lucas Paquetá, Casemiro, Vinícius Júnior and Igor Thiago each netting once, alongside an own goal, demonstrating the hosts' attacking depth and Panama's inability to contain multiple threats. The Central American side offered sporadic resistance but lacked the quality to trouble Brazil consistently, with the gap in technical execution evident throughout. Brazil's emphatic victory underscores their attacking potency ahead of upcoming competitions.