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The Egyptian Olympic team marked an achievement for the first time in history by beating Brazil, with two goals per goal.
And that victory became the first for any Egyptian team throughout history, between the first, the Olympic and the youth over samba dancers.
The matches between the Egyptian team and Brazil in different Sunni groups were as follows:
The youth team faced Brazil once at the World Youth Championship in 2011, and they tied with one goal.
The Olympic team faced Selsau twice, the first was friendly in 2003 and tied on goal.
Although it was the second time at the London Olympics, the Egyptian team lost by three goals to two.
As for the senior team, they have far surpassed Brazil in history by seven games.
The senior team drew with Brazil only once and lost six times.
The first match was friendly in 1960 and the Pharaohs lost by five without an answer, and the second match was friendly after five years as well, and the Egyptian team lost by three goals to one goal.
The third and fourth matches were also friendly, and were held in 1960 and 1963, with the Pharaohs losing twice by three unanswered and one unanswered goal.
As for the fifth match, it was at the 1964 Olympiad, and at that time the first team was playing that tournament and tied with the Seleção one to one.
The sixth match was at the FIFA Confederations Cup in 2009, and the Pharaohs lost in the famous match by four goals to three.
Although the last meeting was a friendly in 2011, the Egyptian team lost two unanswered goals.
