Brazil won the title of the "Super Classico" quartet friendly hosted by Saudi Arabia, after beating Argentine on Wednesday, with a goal scored by veteran defender Joao Miranda in a time of killer.
During the match at the King Abdullah Sports City in Jeddah, fans waited until the third minute of stoppage time to see the only goal.
Brazil won their first match against Saudi Arabia 2-0, while Argentina beat Iraq by four to none.
The Brazilian team played the entire game, headed by Paris St Germain Neymar, Barcelona's Felipe Coutinho and Manchester City's Gabriel Jesus, while Argentina missed the star and leader Lionel Messi, who is currently out of the national team.
The pace of the first half was slow, and the two teams did not pose much danger to the two goals. The most dangerous chance for Brazil was Miranda's shot and saved by Argentine defender Nicolas Ottamende before reaching the net of Sergio Romero.
The Argentine side responded with a shot from Paulo Debala from a free kick that went past Alison Becker's left back.
Inter Milan striker Mauro Icardi opened the scoring for Argentina, but the Brazilian defense saved the situation at the last minute 51, and then struck his teammate Leandro Paredes from far away.
The Argentina keeper came up with a certain goal for Brazil when Neymar sent the ball from a corner and Artur took it on the fly.
In the third minute of stoppage time, Neymar made a corner, followed by Miranda from close range with his head in the net, allowing the team to win the country.
The goal is the first to enter the goal of Argentina since receiving the training of Lionel Scalloni, after his team beat Guatemala 3 - zero and tied with Colombia negatively and defeated Iraq by quarter.
