Brazil vs Panama Match Result 6–2 | International Friendlies 2026
Orlando, FL — May 31, 2026 — The Brazilian national team served a vivid reminder of their attacking firepower on Sunday night, cruising to a commanding 6–2 victory over Panama in an international friendly at Camping World Stadium. While the scoreline suggests a routine demolition, the match was a tale of two halves, defensive lapses, and individual moments of brilliance from the Seleção.
The game exploded into life within the first two minutes. Real Madrid’s Vinicius Junior continued his scintillating form for Brazil, finding the back of the net early to settle any home nerves. However, just as Brazil looked to take full control, an unfortunate lapse occurred. In the 14th minute, Panama leveled the score not through their own strike, but via an own goal from M. Cunha, a moment that momentarily silenced the Brazilian faithful.
Undeterred, the five-time world champions reasserted their dominance. Veteran midfielder Casemiro, often the anchor of the team, pushed forward to great effect, scoring in the 39th minute to restore Brazil’s lead. The half ended 2–1, with Brazil enjoying 53% possession and Panama showing surprising resilience on the counter.
If the first half was a controlled burn, the second half was a wildfire. Brazil returned from the tunnel with ruthless intent.
53′ (Rayan): The young prodigy extended the lead with a clinical finish, making it 3–1.
60′ (L. Paqueta): Lucas Paqueta got in on the act, threading a shot past the Panamanian keeper to make it 4–1.
63′ (I. Thiago — Penalty): Moments later, Brazil was awarded a penalty kick. I. Thiago stepped up and coolly converted to push the score to 5–1.
With the game effectively over, Brazil continued to play fluid football. D. Oliveira added a sixth goal in the 81st minute, capitalizing on tired Panamanian legs.
To their immense credit, Panama refused to wave the white flag. C. Harvey scored a consolation goal for the Central Americans in the 84th minute, a strike that was met with applause for the visitors’ fighting spirit. The match concluded with a flurry of substitutions, including K. Barria replacing C. Blackman (66′) and V. Griffith coming on for goalscorer C. Harvey (85′).
Here are two tables summarizing the key facts and statistics from the Brazil vs. Panama friendly.