Carlo Ancelotti admits his Brazil side 'didn't react well' to a Fabricio Bruno error, leading to a 3-2 loss against Japan.

Japan fought back from 0-2 down to defeat five-time world champions Brazil for the first time in 14 attempts in Tokyo on Tuesday, thanks to goals from Takumi Minamino, Keito Nakamura and Ayase Ueda.

Carlo AncelottiCarlo Ancelotti, the head coach of Brazil, did not spare his players after their friendly defeat to Japan (2-3).Despite holding a two-goal lead until the 52nd minute on Tuesday, Brazil

The key to this game was a single replacement that won the admiration of the players.' Japanese soccer media 'Football Zone' re-examined the A-match friendly match between Japan and Brazil held at Ajinomoto Stadium in Tokyo on the 15th and the 14th,

Japan beat Brazil for the first time on Tuesday after Ayase Ueda's 71st-minute header completed a historic 3-2 comeback win in a home

After going up 2–0, Brazil suffered a COMEBACK by Japan on Tuesday (14) in a friendly in Tokyo. This was Brazil’s first defeat in 14 games against the Japanese in nearly 40 years. Now the record stands at 11 Brazilian wins, 2 draws, and one Japanese win.

Arsenal’s Brazilian players came out unscathed despite defeat to Japan on Tuesday, with Gabriel Martinelli scoring and Gabriel Magalhaes getting a rest.Photo by Koji Watanabe/Getty ImagesBrazil

Japan defeated Brazil 3-2 in a friendly, overcoming a 0-2 halftime deficit. Goals from Minamino, Nakamura, and Ueda highlighted their resilience.