Brazil claimed a commanding 3-0 victory over Haiti in a 2026 World Cup match, propelling them into the history books by setting a new record for the most goals scored in World Cup finals. This achievement was highlighted by Brazil's prolific attack, which brought their total to 240 goals.

The match saw Matheus Cunha shine as he netted two goals, striking in the 23rd and 36th minutes. Adding to the tally, Vinicius found the back of the net during injury time of the first half, sealing Brazil's dominant performance.

With this victory, Brazil overtook Germany's previous record of 239 World Cup goals. However, Germany remains a contender for reclaiming the record, having played one less match in the tournament. They have the opportunity to surpass Brazil's total in their upcoming match against Ivory Coast.

Despite the triumph, Brazil faced a setback when Raphinha sustained a muscle injury in the 40th minute of the match. The winger's condition leaves his availability for the next match against Scotland on June 25 in doubt. Rayan, a promising 19-year-old talent, stepped in to replace Raphinha following the injury.

Brazil's achievement highlight their historical prowess on the World Cup stage, marking yet another milestone in their storied football legacy.