Manchester United stars Casemiro and Matheus Cunha played crucial roles in helping Brazil register the 5-0 win over South Korea in an international friendly.

Brazil manager Carlo Ancelotti lined his side up in a 4-2-3-1, with Cunha trusted to spearhead the attack.

Estevao and Rodrygo each struck twice on either side of the break before Vinicius Junior sealed the rout with Brazil’s fifth.

Cunha played for 80 minutes, completing 24 of his 29 passes with composure.

He frequently dropped into deeper areas to link play, creating space for Estevao and Vinicius to thrive in advanced wide positions.

The United forward created three chances, more than any other player on the pitch.

He also nailed both of his attempted long balls and chipped in defensively with two tackles.

His biggest contribution came in the 77th minute, when he notched an assist for Vinicius’ goal.

The 26-year-old was quick to spot the run of the Real Madrid star at the half-way line.

Cunha played a perfectly weighted pass into his path, as he made a blistering run before slotting the ball calmly past the goalkeeper.

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