Everaldo Marques suffers wardrobe malfunction during Brazil's victory
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 27, 2026, 11:50 AM
Last updated Jun 27, 2026
Brazilian TV presenter Everaldo Marques experienced a wardrobe malfunction while covering Brazil's 3-0 win against Scotland during World Cup coverage in Miami. On live TV, he unbuttoned his shirt to show his sweat-drenched undershirt, nearly exposing himself. The incident caused laughter among his colleagues. Despite the heat and humidity, Brazil performed well, with Vinicius Junior scoring twice and Matheus Cunha adding a third goal. Brazil advanced from Group C in first place and is set to face Japan in the round of 32.
- •Brazil defeated Scotland 3-0 in a World Cup match in Miami.
- •Everaldo Marques experienced a wardrobe malfunction live on air.
- •Vinicius Junior scored two goals, Matheus Cunha added one.
- •Brazil topped Group C, advancing to the knockout stage.
- •Next, Brazil will play against Japan in the round of 32.
- 11:50 AMYahoo Sports — Brazilian World Cup TV host nearly exposes himself after a wardrobe malfunction
"Brazilian presenter Everaldo Marques experienced an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction while covering Brazil's 3-0 victory over Scotland during World Cup coverage in Miami
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