Brazil secure their first World Cup 2026 win with a 3-0 victory over Haiti, with Manchester United forward Matheus Cunha scoring both of Brazil’s early goals. Multiple outlets describe Cunha’s quickfire double as the turning point, putting Brazil ahead and allowing the team to control the match thereafter. BBC Football and Al Jazeera report that Cunha nets the first two goals, while Yahoo Sports and the Manchester United website also frame the win as a major step for Brazil after earlier criticism and underwhelming performances. Yahoo Sports notes that the match is an important fixture as the tournament continues, with FIFA’s event progress also highlighted in Al Jazeera’s coverage. BBC Football adds that Haiti become the first team eliminated from the competition following the defeat. Across sources, the match is consistently reported as played on Friday, 19 June, at Philadelphia Stadium, with Brazil ultimately cruising to the comfortable three-goal margin. No sources cited mention any comeback or late drama, and the scoring is consistently attributed to Cunha’s brace early in the game, followed by a third goal to complete the 3-0 scoreline.