Brazil's ambition in erasing their disappointing World Cup 2014 outcome continue as they picked up a prestigious friendly win over Argentina this weekend.
Playing in neutral ground at Beijing National Stadium, both sides put on an attacking style of football.
Argentina looking much brighter early on as they dominate possession and create more goal scoring opportunities.
However, it was Brazil that got off the mark when a defensive mistake allowing Diego Tardelli to score his first international goal for Selecao on 28 minutes.
Argentina should have equalized just before half time break when they were awarded a spot kick, but Lionel Messi failed to convert it.
After the break, Albiceleste continue to push forward in search for that equalizing goal, but instead of drawing level they found themselves conceding a second one instead.
Tardelli showcasing his potential again by netting home his second on that game, heading home a flick from David Luiz on 64 minutes.
No more goals were scored afterwards as Brazil will be more motivated under Dunga's reign thanks to that important result over Argentina.
