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Brazil opened the scoring after just 11 minutes, as West Ham's Lucas Paqueta rose to head home Vinicius Jr's brilliant cross.However, the South American giants saw their lead swiftly extinguished, with Habib Diallo scoring a superb volley after Joelinton had failed to clear his lines.Marquinhos then handed Senegal a shock lead, as he inadvertently turned a cross into his own goal, and Sadio Mane added a third with a stunning strike from the corner of the box.<script type="application/json" data-placement="fcplayer-semantic">{"type":"fcplayer-semantic","data":{"embedCode":"//cdn.fcp.codes/embed-code-template/embed-code-template.js#SEMANTIC_5704afb8-c10b-4ba5-9cb4-d7fb6098ef90"}}</script>Marquinhos managed to get one in the right net, too, turning home from a corner to make it 3-2, but it wasn't enough. Mane added a fourth from the penalty spot late on after Ederson brought down Nicolas Jackson.GOAL rates Brazil's players from Estadio Jose Alvalade&nbsp;in Portugal.

Brazil player ratings vs Senegal: Richarlison's misery continues & Marquinhos is all over the place as Selecao slip to shock defeat

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Ederson (4/10):Beaten all ends up by Habib Diallo's brilliant volley and Mane's strike. Was brutally unlucky with Marquinhos' own goal, as he had already committed himself. Was directly to blame for the fourth, as he fouled Nicolas Jackson in the area, leading to Mane's second.Danilo (5/10):Nearly scored from a long-range free-kick. Offered precious little defensively and should have been nearer to Mane prior to his goal.Eder Militao (5/10):Not at fault for the first goal, although he and Marquinhos were caught too high for Senegal's third.Marquinhos (4/10):Slightly out of position before Diallo's strike, then scored a terrible own goal as he stretched in the box. Managed to score at the right end too, essentially sending a slide tackle into the back of the net, but it could not undo the damage.Ayrton (5/10):Unable to stop the cross coming in that led to Senegal's equaliser and struggled to find any rhythm to his play prior to being subbed.

Goalkeeper & Defence

Joelinton (5/10):Couldn't clear his lines, leading to Senegal's equaliser. Did not get a grip on the game and was subbed in the second half; he was replaced by Raphael Veiga.Bruno Guimaraes (6/10):Tidy on the ball but looked somewhat overwhelmed when the Senegalese press boxed him in. Worked hard.Lucas Paqueta (6/10):Scored a clever header after Vinicius' superb cross. Some neat flicks and tricks but he couldn't make anything stick. Injured in the second half and subbed.

Midfield

Malcom (4/10):On the periphery of the game until his substitution, as he failed to get any change out of his marker. Replaced by Rony.Richarlison (3/10):Missed a one-on-one in the first half with his only chance. Subbed off just 10 minutes into the second half for Pedro. A terrible performance.Vinicius Jr (7/10):Curled in a truly stunning cross for Paqueta to score. Tortured the Senegalese defence in the first half in particular, although his influence waned.

Attack

Pedro (5/10):On for Richarlison. Ran around a lot but couldn't add a clinical touch.Rony (5/10):Came on for Malcom but had much the same impact.Raphael Veiga (6/10):On for Joelinton and helped Brazil gain a measure of control in midfield.Andre (6/10):Replaced Paqueta. Struggled to impact the game.Alex Telles (6/10)On for Ayrton. Did his job.Ramon Menezes (4/10)His Brazil side were all over the place. While they did score twice, they conceded three, and offered very little in the way of a clinical touch. There's a lot of work to be done here, but it may not be his job.

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Brazil player ratings vs Senegal: Richarlison's misery continues & Marquinhos is all over the place as Selecao slip to shock defeat | Goal.com

Brazil were stunned by an incisive Senegal side in a friendly in Portugal, as the unfancied African side ran out 4-2 winners. 