Rampant Brazil have destroyed 10-man Tunisia 5-1 with Raphinha scoring twice and setting up another goal in their last game before the World Cup.
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But victory at the Parc des Princes in Paris was marred by a racist incident.
Tuesday's drubbing was another dominant performance by the South American giants who beat Ghana 3-0 on Friday, giving their fans plenty of reasons to be excited by their young team heading to Qatar.
Raphinha opened the scoring in the 11th minute however Tunisia equalised seven minutes later with an opportunistic header by Montassar Talbi.
Brazil were back in front a minute later though when Raphinha found Richarlison ghosting behind the defence and the striker fired a low shot between the keeper's legs.
During the goal celebrations a banana was thrown from the stands towards the Brazil players, who have been vocal against racism after Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr was racially abused by Atletico fans before their recent derby.
Prior to the game, the five-time world champions had posed for photographs with an anti-racism banner which read, 'Without our black players, we wouldn't have stars on our shirts'.
The Brazilian Football Federation (CBF) later issued a statement on the Richarlison incident via Twitter.
"Unfortunately a banana was thrown on the pitch towards Richarlison, scorer of the second Brazilian goal.
"The CBF reinforces its position to combat racism and repudiates any manifestation of prejudice."
The Selecao extended their lead through a Neymar penalty in the 29th minute and Raphinha scored his second with a precise low shot from the edge of the area in the 40th after a lightning counter-attack.
Two minutes later, Tunisia defender Dylan Bronn received a straight red card for a foul on PSG star Neymar.
With victory assured, Brazil eased off in the second half as manager Tite sent on several substitutes.
Flamengo forward Pedro, the biggest sensation in the Brazilian league this season, came on and netted the fifth with a superb first-time shot from the edge of the box in the 74th.
Brazil will open their World Cup campaign against Serbia on November 24 and also face Switzerland and Cameroon in Group G.
In other friendlies, Lionel Messi netted twice late on in Argentina's 3-0 win over Jamaica in the United States and Uruguay beat Canada 2-0 in Slovakia with Darwin Nunez scoring one of the goals.
Ecuador drew 0-0 with Japan in Germany while the US and Saudi Arabia finished scoreless in Spain.
With PA.
Australian Associated Press
