Brazil shrugged off their World Cup opener disappointment with a 3-0 win over Haiti in their second Group C outing at the Philadelphia Stadium yesterday, but it was still not the resounding performance expected from a side chasing a record-extending sixth world title.

Brazil reclaimed their status as the highest-scoring team in World Cup history after a 3-0 win over Haiti today saw them move back ahead of Germany in the all-time goals chart.

From Matheus Cunha's brace to Vinicius Junior's strike and Brazil fans' delight, here are some moments of the game depicted through pictures:

Brazil cruised to a 3-0 victory over Haiti to take control of their World Cup Group C campaign on Saturday as the Caribbean nation became the first team to exit the tournament.

Haitians have never forgotten that Brazil extended them a helping hand 22 years ago, when the Caribbean nation was going through a turbulent period marked by armed groups fighting for power.

Brazil are currently third in Group C, boasting one point from one match, while Haiti are at the bottom of the table, having lost their opening game of the tournament to Scotland.