India began with a compact defensive block, resisting Brazil's early pressure and making it difficult to enter the area. Gurpreet Singh Sandhu made important interventions during the opening phase as Brazil searched for a breakthrough.
Brazil eventually broke through in the 28th minute. Estêvão Willian found space at the edge of the area and opened the scoring with a shot from outside it. Pedro then finished from close range before the interval, giving Brazil a two-goal lead.
India became more open after the restart, with Ryan Williams and Manvir Singh attempting to create an attacking response. Their efforts did not change the recorded score. Brazil retained control to the finish, closing out a 0-2 result.
The final stats were clear: Brazil scored twice, India scored none, and the two-goal margin secured Brazil's victory.