01 June 2007
VIDEO: England 1-1 Brazil

David Beckham crossed for John Terry to give England the lead, but Brazil levelled in injury time, another header from Diego.

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England

1-1

Brazil

Terry 68

Diego 90+2

International Friendly
8pm, Friday 1 June 2007
Wembley Stadium
Live on BBC1



England finally came home to Wembley after a wait of seven years, but you don't have to wait a moment longer to watch highlights of their enthralling contest with Brazil.

England were moments away from their first victory over Brazil since 1990, also at Wembley, when a solitary Gary Lineker strike gave them the win. It was not to be, but in a friendly encounter that had passion and inventive football at its core there can be few arguments about the enjoyment.

John Terry made history when he headed past Helton to give Steve McClaren's side the lead, becoming the first England player to score at the new venue, with the assist coming inevitably from the returning David Beckham.

When the fourth official indicated the added time it seemed that England were headed for a victory at the first attempt in the new stadium, but Dunga's side had the final say.

The visitors' captain Gilberto Silva played a pinpoint cross over the head of Ledley King to find the awaiting Diego, and the substitute striker guided the ball into the far corner beyond the outstretched hands of Paul Robinson.

Although the game ended in a stalemate there was nothing stale about the homecoming of England to Wembley, and in the coming years this game will be remembered as the first of many enthralling home games for the Three Lions.

Teams:

England: 1 Paul Robinson (Tottenham Hotspur), 2 Jamie Carragher (Liverpool), 3 Nicky Shorey (Reading), 4 Steven Gerrard (Liverpool), 5 Ledley King (Tottenham Hotspur), 6 John Terry (Chelsea) (c) (12 Wes Brown (Manchester United) 73), 7 David Beckham (Real Madrid) (17 Jermaine Jenas (Tottenham Hotspur) 77), 8 Frank Lampard (Chelsea) (16 Michael Carrick (Manchester United) 88) 9 Alan Smith (Manchester United) (19 Kieron Dyer (Newcastle United) 62), 10 Michael Owen (Newcastle United) (21 Peter Crouch (Liverpool) 82), 11 Joe Cole (Chelsea) (20 Stewart Downing (Middlesbrough) 62)

Substitutes: 13 Scott Carson (Liverpool), 14 Wayne Bridge (Chelsea), 15 Phil Neville (Everton), 18 David Bentley (Blackburn Rovers), 22 Robert Green (West Ham), 23 Jermain Defoe (Tottenham Hotspur)

Brazil: 1 Helton, 4 Juan, 3 Naldo, 2 Daniel Alves ( 13 Maicon 65), 6 Gilberto, 8 Gilberto Silva (c), 5 Mineiro (17 Edmílson 62), 7 'Ronaldinho', 10 Kaká (21 Afonso Alves 71), 11 Robinho (20 Diego 74), 9 Vágner Love

Substitutes: 12 Doni, 15 Alex, 14 Alex Silva, 16 Marcelo, 18 Josué, 19 Elano Blumer, 22 Jô

Referee: Markus Merk

Attendance: 88,754