Brazil defeated England 1-0 at Wembley thanks to a late goal from Endrick, their first loss since the World Cup in Qatar.

• Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, a former captain of Chelsea, got into a heated argument with the fourth official at halftime of England’s match against Brazil on Saturday night. The Mirror claims that the former Netherlands international was incensed at some of the first-half decisions.

Upon arriving at their respective dressing rooms for halftime, the former Chelsea striker, who is a member of manager Gareth Southgate’s backroom staff, expressed his emotions to the official. “Well, I can tell you that it might have been feisty on the pitch, and it was exactly that in the tunnel as well,” Channel 4 broadcaster Kelly Sommers said. The Brazil squad, which I am sitting behind, was lively the entire first half.

“And Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, the England coach, trailed the fourth official through the tunnel. They were having a lengthy talk. Sadly, I don’t speak more than one language, and it wasn’t in English.

However, Danilo also became involved. One, two, three, four fouls, too many fouls was Hasselbaink’s message. Thus, it will be intriguing to watch how the referee handles this second half.

According to The Mirror, Hasselbaink’s grievances are believed to have stemmed from the Wembley referee’s decision to leave West Ham player Lucas Paqueta on the field during the first half. After settling down during the second half, the former forward sat down with other members of the coaching staff on the England bench.

For a little more than a year, the former forward for Leeds United and Chelsea has been a member of the England coaching staff. Southgate appointed him in March 2023.