- Lucas Paqueta scored a late penalty to earn a draw for Brazil against Spain
- Man City’s Rodri notched a brace for the hosts, including a late spot-kick
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Brazil’s Lucas Paqueta scored a penalty deep in added time to rescue a fortunate 3-3 draw with Spain in an ill-tempered friendly at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium on Tuesday.
The hosts dominated proceedings early on and opened a two-goal lead with a penalty from Rodri and a Dani Olmo strike, but Rodrygo reduced the deficit before the break after a mistake by goalkeeper Unai Simon.
Brazil teenager Endrick came off the bench to equalise from a corner four minutes into the second half, but Rodri put Spain back in the lead from the spot in the 86th minute.
However, Brazil managed to level again five minutes into added time when Galeno was fouled inside the box and Paqueta stroked home from the spot.
West Ham star Lucas Paqueta (R) scored a penalty in the seventh minute of added time
The Hammers playmaker made no mistake from the spot for Brazil in their clash with Spain
Manchester City’s Rodri (centre) scored a brace on the night, including a late spot-kick